DC NEXT! (Network for Expectant and Parenting Teens) Network Partner Meeting

For more information, contact Oumou Ly at oly@dcpca.org

DC NEXT! (Network for Expectant and Parenting Teens) Kickoff

For more information, contact Oumou Ly at oly@dcpca.org

DCPCA eClinicalWorks (eCW) Trainings

Training Overview: This training is designed for new staff members to get an overview of eClinicalWorks. It will be a two hour Webinar and will show you how to navigate the system. There will be an opportunity to ask questions.

*You will need to complete the eCW New Staff Overview and Navigation Training before registering for the Front Office or Clinical Progress Notes Training.*

Training Overview: This training session course is intended for individuals who work in the front office registering patients. Participants will learn to create/import new patients, eHX Demographics update, the various components of scheduling appointments, and web-enabling patients.

Training Overview: To register for this training, you must have already taken the eCW Staff Overview. This training will cover the flow of SOAP notes in eCW. This will include the Office Visit Screen, the Resource Schedule, the Right Chart Panel, eHX/CRISP; Orders, Prescriptions, Labs, X-rays Procedures, Referrals; Billing Information and Locking progress note/Addendum.

*To register for this training, you must have already taken the eCW New Staff Overview and Navigation Training.*

Training Overview: This training session is intended for Medical Assistants. Participants will learn additional tools in the progress note that help document the note more efficiently in-browser version of eCW. After this training, you will have a better understanding of the Office Visit Screen and how to document in different sections of the progress note. This includes how to document the note by using templates, order sets, Right Chart Panel, and eHX/CRISP. Participants will learn the basics of the patient portal, referral, orders, alerts, telephone encounters, actions, and the various components of scheduling appointments and web-enabling patients.

*To register for this training, you must have already taken the eCW New Staff Overview and Navigation Training.*

CPC-HIE eCW eHX Training

Training Overview: The purpose of this training is to show users how to access and view data in the CPC-HIE for patients who have, or are receiving care at another CPC-HIE participating organization. This training will discuss the specific type of data that is available in the CPC-HIE along with the types of data that is blocked from sharing. This training will also demonstrate how clinical data can be imported from another participating CPC-HIE organization into a progress note. Participants will learn how to navigate the various windows in CPC-HIE to view clinical data as well as using the eHX/CRISP single sign-on interface to navigate and view hospital data for your patients. Additionally, users will be instructed how to publish documents to CPC-HIE.

For more information on eCW trainings, please contact Marlene Fuentes, eCW Project Manager, at mfuentes@dcpca.org

As part of Smith Center's 25th Anniversary Conversation series, we will be featuring Smith Centers' innovative Integrative Patient Navigation training program and services on Monday evening, June 14, from 6:00 - 7:30 pm ET. Anyone interested in finding out more about how to identify resources for navigating the cancer journey, in particular to locate those programs and services that may be outside the medical care setting (e.g., yoga, meditation, creativity, acupuncture, spiritual counseling, support groups, etc.) and often located in the larger community, should consider attending this informative session.

On June 16, from 6 - 7:30 pm ET, Smith Center will host the 6th in its series of Did You Know? presentations on behavioral practices that have health benefits for cancer patients, survivors, and their loved ones. This next topic will address the topic of Expressing Oneself. The speakers for this will include Dr. James Pennebaker from the University of Texas and renowned expert on the health impacts of expressive writing.