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  1. In Epic's Chronicles database model, what is the primary purpose of a 'master file'?

    Answer: To store a single patient's comprehensive longitudinal record

    A master file in Chronicles stores the complete longitudinal record for a single patient, encompassing all their clinical and administrative data.

  2. Which programming language is primarily used for Epic's server-side application development?

    Answer: Cache ObjectScript (M/MUMPS)

    Epic's backend is built on InterSystems Caché, which uses Cache ObjectScript derived from the MUMPS programming language.

  3. What does the Epic term 'BCA' stand for in the context of software development workflows?

    Answer: Build, Configure, Activate

    BCA stands for Build, Configure, Activate, which describes the standard workflow for implementing Epic features in a customer environment.

  4. When developing custom reports in Epic, which tool is the primary environment for creating and testing SQL-based queries?

    Answer: Clarity

    Clarity is Epic's relational reporting database where developers write and test SQL queries against normalized tables extracted from Chronicles.

  5. In Epic's development lifecycle, what is the purpose of the 'SER' master file?

    Answer: It stores provider and user identity records

    The SER (Provider) master file stores records for all providers and users who interact with the Epic system, including their credentials and roles.

  6. What is the recommended practice when handling Epic API integrations using FHIR R4 resources?

    Answer: Use Epic's published FHIR endpoints and conform to their supported resource profiles

    Epic supports FHIR R4 with published endpoints and specific resource profiles, and developers must conform to these supported profiles for reliable integrations.