When a clinician opens a chart that contains data from another site, what happens?

When a clinician opens a chart that contains data from another site, what happens?

• A. The system automatically deletes duplicate entries
• B. The system retrieves the incoming CCDA/data feed
• C. The system flags for manual review
• D. The system blocks access to the external data

Answer: (B)

Opening a chart that contains data from another site triggers automatic retrieval of the external information, specifically the incoming CCDA/data feed. In EpicCare Everywhere, partner data is exchanged as CCDA documents, and when you view a chart, the system pulls these external records so you see a complete, up-to-date view that combines local data with what’s from other sites. This retrieval happens to surface the latest information without requiring extra steps. It isn’t about automatically deleting duplicates, blocking access, or asking for manual review just because the chart is opened.

Opening a chart that contains data from another site triggers automatic retrieval of the external information, specifically the incoming CCDA/data feed. In EpicCare Everywhere, partner data is exchanged as CCDA documents, and when you view a chart, the system pulls these external records so you see a complete, up-to-date view that combines local data with what’s from other sites. This retrieval happens to surface the latest information without requiring extra steps. It isn’t about automatically deleting duplicates, blocking access, or asking for manual review just because the chart is opened.