EChart

Question to collectors

Template:Discussion What type of information do you get from echart that you cannot get on EPR?Trish Ostryzniuk 19:11, 2014 November 12 (CST)

CON

• I am unable to access echart on the laptop via My Citrix Apps or echart shortcut. (Able to access on desktops throughout the hospital). A dialogue box pops up : "Workstation (laptop ID) is not in Database. Please contact your system administrator". Should this request for access be done by Trish or Tina??Mlaporte 10:40, 2013 December 16 (CST)
  • Thanks Marie, I have sent a ticket to eHealth to find out more (INC000000529858). Ttenbergen 16:25, 2013 December 16 (CST)
    • Tina and or Marie - did this get solved, if so remove from here.Trish Ostryzniuk 20:12, 2014 October 8 (CDT)Template:Discussion
      • I don't know if this was resolved. Marie? Considering the info I got from eHealth re. how this is set up, you should be able to access this from your laptop if you can access it from other PCs. Ttenbergen 12:01, 2014 October 20
        • I have not tried to access eChart from the Concordia, but have been unable to access eChart at SBGH/HSC/GGH when I have covered there, I will check at the Concordia and post here Lisa Kaita 19:48, 2014 November 12 (CST)(CDT)

VIC

• We are able to use EChart and EPR
  • Here at the Vic EPR is not running fully like at StB so we use both EChart and EPR if we cant find results in one we check the other. So far micro and xrays are easy to find on Echart compared to EPR
  • Short answer is I find no difference between EPR and echart in terms of results reporting that I am aware of,other than to say that eChart viewing may be site specific and is formatted differently than EPR. EPR is used by most (?all) sites and some sites have more information available on EPR than others in terms of IPN, vital signs, etc. depending on what stage they are at.

GRA

• I am able to access sometimes, other times I have password issues. This is being followed by EHealth.
  • Is that still a problem? Does this follow any patterns with which laptop you are using at the time? Ttenbergen 10:16, 2014 October 9 (CDT) Template:Discussion

OAK

• I do not have access as a data collector but would like to. I find it a less cumbersome site to navigate than EPR and would find it much easier to do lab tallies should we ever go paperless at SOGH. When I attempt to log in from my laptop, I am denied access even though I have a password that works when I am working at other computers.--Lpruden2 09:09, 2014 October 7 (CDT)

HSC

We do not have access to EChart.--CMarks 14:46, 2014 November 13 (CST)

STB

I do not use E chart as I find everything that I need on EPR and the paper chart combination. --LKolesar 12:48, 2014 October 8 (CDT)

Set-up

The shortcut ends up on all desktops automatically now, but I think the laptops would need to be added to the permission list. I have emailed the service desk to find out more. Adding discussion tag to put in question category for follow-up. Ttenbergen 10:13, 2014 October 9 (CDT)

As per Tong Lin from eHealth:

• Some of the WRHA desktop might not have an eChart icon on the desktop, but everyone should able to access eChart through Internet Explorer by going to http://echart.manitoba-ehealth.ca/Manitoba link.
• For access eChart from different sites, since eChart is a web based application, as long as you are in a WRHA site on WRHA network, you can access eChart as long as the username is given rights to.

Further info?

• http://services.manitoba-ehealth.ca/echart.html
• http://services.manitoba-ehealth.ca/files/sdeChart.pdf Services MB ehealth
• http://www.manitoba-ehealth.ca/
• http://www.echartmanitoba.ca/locations.html

• Toll Free: 1.855.203.4528
• Fax: 204.926-9148
• Global address: echart@manitoba-ehealth.ca
• 200 - 355 Portage Ave
• Winnipeg, Manitoba
• R3B 0J6