First Call is the Virtual Behavioral Health Center’s triage line. Available 24/7, First Call provides resources and access to licensed professionals for counseling, support or therapy. Call 833.701.0448.

Have Epic questions? Want to work on your Epic efficiencies? Provider coaches are here to help.

The University of Colorado School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing education credits to physicians. The University of Colorado School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 18 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Book a 1:1 appointment with a provider coach who is knowledgeable about therapy plans to receive additional training and ask questions. Notice there is also an option on the Bookings site for Immediate Support if preferred.

Or email the Epic and Applications Support Team to schedule time in-person with a support team member.

Effective 8/26, Epic analytic content will be discoverable in Atlas Portal and can be searched by Epic content types (like Reporting Workbench or Crystal). Users can open Atlas Portal in a Hyperspace session; it will look, feel, and function exactly the same whether accessed from Hyperspace or the web. For more information, review the Atlas Portal training.

We have consolidated Wellness into a singe tab in the Synopsis sidebar. There is no longer a Prim Care Adult Wellness synopsis, however the Procedures section from it has been added to the Wellness Synopsis. Procedures includes: colonscopies, mammogram, cervical cytology

We’re sorry for the hiccups since upgrade, and sincerely hope that it hasn’t affected your patient care and sanity.

There are three new features.

1)     The ability to use the “Toggle View” to let you choose the PBC view that works best for you:

The settings will remain between patients – give it a try to see how it works!

2)     Date of the Previous A/P note now shows on the label, so you know when this text is from.

3)     A handy “Help” link in case things get confusing.

This navigator has neurology-specific items, but may be used by specialties other than neurology. If your center is a Joint Commission Primary or Comprehensive Stroke Center, consider using the Stroke tab. The information is easily extractable by our stroke coordinators to upload to Get With the Guidelines.

Access an Informed Refusal letter template in the Communications activity. The template includes the new Refusal of Medical Intervention form to document the details of patient refusal. Print the form for the patient to sign.