Difference between revisions of "Evaluating Clinical Workflows Webcast"
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| + | '''Q. What do the presenters think are the best way to select a super user and what criteria should be used to select one?''' | ||
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| + | '''A. Super users should be an end user who has the personality to work well with other team mates as well as someone who is very comfortable with the EEHR and enjoys sharing their knowledge with others. Often this may be a department manager or lead position however organizations should consider end users who are saavy in the EEHR who can support their cohorts and identify with the EEHR navigational challenges. Knowing clinic flow, both front and back, is also an important part of choosing a super user.''' | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 7 February 2013
Webcast details
We will be reviewing questions to ask during current-state analysis to allow for the design of the best clinical workflows prior to Go-Live, as well as when evaluating the redesign of problematic workflows. Take advantage of this OPEN session to share your personal workflow challenges, discuss potential solutions and get some guidance on what questions to ask to help design an improved workflow for your users.
Originally aired: Friday, February 1, 2013 Presenters: Christy Erickson and Sue D'Agostino
Webcast materials
Click here for the presentation slides
Q&A
Q. What do the presenters think are the best way to select a super user and what criteria should be used to select one?
A. Super users should be an end user who has the personality to work well with other team mates as well as someone who is very comfortable with the EEHR and enjoys sharing their knowledge with others. Often this may be a department manager or lead position however organizations should consider end users who are saavy in the EEHR who can support their cohorts and identify with the EEHR navigational challenges. Knowing clinic flow, both front and back, is also an important part of choosing a super user.