Only attending providers need this

Only attending providers need this

• A. Internal/Ext
• B. Allowed Services
• C. Default ADT Service
• D. User Preference Lists Screen

Answer: (C)

ADT services handle Admit/Discharge/Transfer messages in Epic, and the Default ADT Service is the baseline routing path that ties a patient’s ADT events to the attending provider by default. This matters because the attending is the primary clinician responsible for the patient, so having a default ADT service ensures that admissions, discharges, and transfers are associated with the correct provider and reflected consistently in interfaces and reports. The other options don’t address how ADT events are routed to the attending: internal/external flags indicate provider type, allowed services controls what a user can access, and the User Preference Lists Screen relates to personal UI preferences rather than ADT routing.

ADT services handle Admit/Discharge/Transfer messages in Epic, and the Default ADT Service is the baseline routing path that ties a patient’s ADT events to the attending provider by default. This matters because the attending is the primary clinician responsible for the patient, so having a default ADT service ensures that admissions, discharges, and transfers are associated with the correct provider and reflected consistently in interfaces and reports. The other options don’t address how ADT events are routed to the attending: internal/external flags indicate provider type, allowed services controls what a user can access, and the User Preference Lists Screen relates to personal UI preferences rather than ADT routing.