Which record controls access to functionality in Epic (such as Work Lists, Notes, & MAR)?

Which record controls access to functionality in Epic (such as Work Lists, Notes, & MAR)?

• A. Provider Record
• B. Work List
• C. Profile Record
• D. Role Record

Answer: (A)

Access to functionality in Epic is governed by security roles. The Role Record defines which areas and actions a user can access, including features like Work Lists, Notes, and MAR. Assigning a role to a user grants the permissions that unlock these modules and capabilities. The Provider Record identifies who the clinician is but does not determine what they can do in the system. Profiles can group permissions, but the core control of access to functionality comes from the Role Record.

Access to functionality in Epic is governed by security roles. The Role Record defines which areas and actions a user can access, including features like Work Lists, Notes, and MAR. Assigning a role to a user grants the permissions that unlock these modules and capabilities. The Provider Record identifies who the clinician is but does not determine what they can do in the system. Profiles can group permissions, but the core control of access to functionality comes from the Role Record.