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EHR Customization & Workflow Design Flashcards

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  1. Which EHR feature allows a provider to document a common condition using a single click or phrase that expands into a full note section?

    Answer: SmartText or auto-text (expandable text shortcuts)

    SmartText or auto-text tools let providers type a short trigger phrase that expands into pre-written, customizable note content.

  2. A hospital wants to ensure that all patients with a penicillin allergy receive a pharmacist review before amoxicillin is dispensed. Which EHR mechanism best enforces this?

    Answer: Drug-allergy interaction hard stop with mandatory pharmacist override workflow

    A drug-allergy hard stop that routes the override to a pharmacist ensures the safety check is enforced at the point of order entry.

  3. What is the advantage of using 'preference lists' in EHR medication ordering?

    Answer: They surface a provider's most frequently used medications first, speeding up order entry

    Preference lists personalize the ordering interface by surfacing a provider's commonly used medications, reducing search time.

  4. A practice wants to automatically send appointment reminders and capture patient-reported outcomes before visits. Which EHR capability supports this?

    Answer: Patient engagement tools integrated with the EHR, such as automated outreach and patient-reported outcome forms

    Integrated patient engagement tools can automate pre-visit outreach and collect structured patient-reported outcome data before the encounter.

  5. When configuring EHR access controls, what is the principle of least privilege?

    Answer: Granting users only the minimum access needed to perform their specific job functions

    Least privilege limits each user's EHR permissions to what their role requires, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or accidental data modification.

  6. A clinic is migrating from one EHR to another. Which workflow design task is critical BEFORE go-live?

    Answer: Validating that migrated data is accurate and workflows function correctly in the new system through parallel testing

    Parallel testing and data validation before go-live ensures the new system contains accurate data and supports required clinical workflows.

  7. Which EHR customization strategy is most likely to improve physician satisfaction and reduce burnout?

    Answer: Engaging physicians in co-designing templates and workflows that reflect their actual practice patterns

    Physician co-design ensures EHR workflows align with clinical realities, increasing adoption and reducing documentation burden.

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