Philip Wu, MD
Chief Medical Information Officer, Providence WA & MT
Thursday, January 12
12:30 - 1:30 PM
200 Rooms,
Providence St. Peter Hospital
Eligible for Category II CME
Learning Objectives
Following this presentation, I am hoping that physicians will understand that:
- Ordersets are highly flexible and the defaults on the ordersets can be changed and the order details can be modified to each physician’s liking.
- Preference lists can be created by each physician for orders that are used frequently.
Smartphrases (personalized documentation tools) can be created by each physician.
Download the New dictation Instructions: Here
Palliative Care Across the Continuum:
Helping Your Patients with Serious Illness Live Well
more info
“State of the Art
of Palliative Care”
Steven Pantilat, MD, FAAHPM
Medical Director, Palliative Care Service
University of California San Francisco,
Department of Medicine
“Words that Work:
Narrative Strategies
for Difficult
Conversations”
Stuart Farber, MD
Director Palliative Care Service,
University of Washington
Medical Center
A patient presents with ear pain. Watch as she is taken through her patient visit, interacting with the front desk, medical assistant and provider, who are all using Epic Electronic Health Record Software.
Below you will find links to videos showcasing three individual roles throughout the entire patient visit.
Click on the link below to launch the Windows Media Player version (must be on the Providence Network to Access):
Join the Epic conversation.
You are invited to attend the Epic Grand Rounds
on July 28 from 12:00 to 1:30 PT hosted by
Phil Wu, MD, chief medical information officer for Providence ministries in Washington and Montana.
Download the Great One Sheet!
Joseph C. Wall, M.H.A., FACHE
Providence St. Peter Family Medicine Residency Program held its Fifteenth Annual Primary Care CME Conference on June 7, 2011. The annual conference is planned by the graduating residents to help primary care physicians successfully operate their practices in a changing environment. This year’s conference featured 7 presenters and covered issues in operating a Medical Home delivery model, convergence of medical home and meaningful use criteria for information systems, regulatory changes in providing pain management, the impact of new economic realities for government support of medical services, and evolving practice models such as accountable care organizations. Over 40 local providers attended this conference, which was awarded 7 hours of category 1 CME credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Copies of the presentations are attached for download.
Primary Care Update for Southwest Washington Handout
CME Credit Letter
PowerPoints of the Presentations
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