Epic access

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Allison M Goodell
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Epic access

For those of you who use Epic, what type of access do you have? Specifically, your "job" role. Currently, I have access to Inpatient Nurse, Inpatient pharmacist, and inpatient quality. I do not see the view that out-patient clinics have, or even our hospital based interventional areas. When investigating errors that occur in those areas, I usually have to go to that department (or via Teams) and have a user log in so that I can see what they see. This has been problematic for may reasons. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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