CLN 251 252 CONFIGURING THE EPIC END
USER CLINICAL FINAL PAPER 2026 SOLVED
ITEMS ACCURATE MARKING
◉ Single response Answer: Only one value can be entered
◉ Multiple response Answer: Can enter multiple values for one item
◉ INI Answer: Master file
◉ Dynamic vs static records Answer: Dynamic: Records that are
created based on user documentation. Generally related to storing
patient data, so they are constantly growing. Static: Records that are
built by builders. Can change over time but are modified and
managed by builders.
◉ Multiple related tables Answer: When the information in the
items in the table are all related to each other. I.e. Pt related name,
number, address etc.
◉ Print Groups (LPG) Answer: Determines what information
displays and how that information is formatted. Print groups get
, their information from Chronicles by looking at specific items and
the values that are stored in those items
◉ Steps to edit a report Answer: 1. Determine how a report needs to
change. 2. Identify the report record you want to edit. 3. Identify (or
create) the print groups that need to be added, edited, or removed.
4. Edit the report by adding, modifying, or removing print groups as
needed. 5. Confirm that the report is linked in the appropriate place
so that it affects the desired users.
◉ Profile Hierarchy Answer: Profiles can be linked at six different
levels in the profile hierarchy. Where a profile is linked in the
hierarchy determines its impact.
◉ User/User Template Answer: For profile settings common to a
specialized group of users.
◉ EpicCare Security Class Answer: For profile settings common to
people with the same job duties or scope of practice, like all
ambulatory physicians or all pharmacy technicians.
◉ Login Department Answer: For profile settings common to people
who have different job duties but who work in the same department.
USER CLINICAL FINAL PAPER 2026 SOLVED
ITEMS ACCURATE MARKING
◉ Single response Answer: Only one value can be entered
◉ Multiple response Answer: Can enter multiple values for one item
◉ INI Answer: Master file
◉ Dynamic vs static records Answer: Dynamic: Records that are
created based on user documentation. Generally related to storing
patient data, so they are constantly growing. Static: Records that are
built by builders. Can change over time but are modified and
managed by builders.
◉ Multiple related tables Answer: When the information in the
items in the table are all related to each other. I.e. Pt related name,
number, address etc.
◉ Print Groups (LPG) Answer: Determines what information
displays and how that information is formatted. Print groups get
, their information from Chronicles by looking at specific items and
the values that are stored in those items
◉ Steps to edit a report Answer: 1. Determine how a report needs to
change. 2. Identify the report record you want to edit. 3. Identify (or
create) the print groups that need to be added, edited, or removed.
4. Edit the report by adding, modifying, or removing print groups as
needed. 5. Confirm that the report is linked in the appropriate place
so that it affects the desired users.
◉ Profile Hierarchy Answer: Profiles can be linked at six different
levels in the profile hierarchy. Where a profile is linked in the
hierarchy determines its impact.
◉ User/User Template Answer: For profile settings common to a
specialized group of users.
◉ EpicCare Security Class Answer: For profile settings common to
people with the same job duties or scope of practice, like all
ambulatory physicians or all pharmacy technicians.
◉ Login Department Answer: For profile settings common to people
who have different job duties but who work in the same department.
