Getting Family Medicine Home 4 Dinner
Burnout and Health Information Technology-related stress are profoundly affected by the time spent in the electronic health record (EHR). The aim of this initiative is to decrease the time providers spend on the EHR by creating a learning program that is practical, longitudinal, individualized, and based on adult learning theory.
This initiative is inspired by Stanford Children's Health's "Home for Dinner" program. The UMass Memorial department of Family Medicine & Community Health's "Home 4 Dinner" Initiative comprises of a specialty-specific central EHR learning website and one-on-one Epic mastery coaching sessions led by provider Super Users.
The UMass FMCH Epic Mastery Task Force is led by Henry Del Rosario and comprises of Megan Brochu PA-C, Veronica Farrell NP, Josephine Fowler MD, Nicholas Hajj MD, and Jeannette Ryan-Alkasab MD.
Videos and Guides
As we create videos and guides, we will collect them here.
High-yield videos
Short videos to browse and learn EHR functions
Written instructions with screen captures guides
Other & Advanced Resources
Other resources that Umass and Epic offers
A collection of recorded lectures
EHR Learning Resource Library
AÂ list of learning resources that we have designed for self-learning.
A comprehensive detailed outline of best practices. Use this if you want to dive deeply into the best practices for specific areas of Epic.
A list of tips that each can be learned within 60 seconds.
A condensed list of Epic Best Practices that everyone should be aware of or use. Easy to browse and review.
Epic Mastery Coaching Sessions
Recurrent one-on-one meetings with an Epic Mastery Super User Task Force Member