Elizabeth, this is extremely interesting. Do you know if there was a cost to the University for using the copy? Or did they have to get permission from Epic? I want to explore this option for my new role! :-)
Cheryl
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Cheryl D. Parker, PhD, RN-BC, CNE
2014-17 ANIA BOD Member/Secretary
secretary@ania.org====================
Assistant Professor, The University of Texas at Tyler
PatientSafe Solutions, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
Walden University - Contributing Faculty
cparkerrnphd@gmail.comLewisville TX
214-766-1326
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-04-2017 08:43
From: Elizabeth Weeks
Subject: Use of Academic EHR
We have an academic EHR we use. It is a partnership between The University of Kansas Health System and the University of Kansas Medical Center. It is actually a copy of our Epic production environment with patients designed for the needs of the courses, simulation and health system training. We are working towards making it a fully interfaced environment to make our simulations as close to "real life" as possible.
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Elizabeth Weeks BSN,CMSRN,RN-BC
ANIA West Region Director
Clinical Informatics Specialist
The University of Kansas Health System
Kansas City KS
westregion@ania.org
Original Message:
Sent: 10-03-2017 15:45
From: Connie Bishop
Subject: Use of Academic EHR
Members - we are evaluating th euse of an Academic EMR, eg. EHR Tutor, Docucare. Have any of you had experience and/or currently using an Academic EHR? Would like to connect for a discussion - virtual or real. Thank you
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Connie Bishop
Dr
Greensboro NC
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