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EPIC COG170 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: Data Warehousing Concepts | - Clarity database
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| Topic 2: Reporting Tools | - SlicerDicer
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| Topic 3: Data Governance and Security | - Data compliance
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| Topic 4: Introduction to Epic Cogito | - Overview of Epic analytics ecosystem
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Preparing for COG170 with PracticeVCE: The Essentials
- Data Governance and Security ()
- Reporting Tools ()
- Data Warehousing Concepts ()
EPIC Epic Cogito Fundamentals Sample Questions:
A Cogito SQL report, sourced from Clarity, groups ED visits by chief complaint and calculates multiple metrics (e.g., average wait time, patient volume), with a trace log for debugging. The report must be restricted to ED directors, support Epic benchmarking export, and allow dynamic filtering by triage level. Which configuration is correct?
- A. Create in SlicerDicer, add chief complaint slices, enable trace logging, restrict via Action Groups, and link to Clarity for benchmarking.
- B. Use Caboodle, assign user roles in Hyperspace, configure Threshold Overrides, and add triage-level filters in SlicerDicer.
- C. Build in Chronicles, configure summary targets, disable ad hoc searches, set security points, and enable benchmarking in SlicerDicer.
- D. Use Clarity, group via the Display tab, enable trace logging, assign a Report Group for ED directors, configure benchmarking export, and add a triage-level filter in Report Settings.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
Which Epic database must data be extracted to in order for SlicerDicer to use it?
- A. Caboodle
- B. Chronicles
- C. Clarity
- D. Radar
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
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In a multi-tenant Epic environment, a Caboodle report is shared across organizations, but data segmentation is required to restrict visibility based on user affiliation. How can you design an advanced filter in the report template to enforce this at runtime?
- A. Configure Clarity views with row-level security
- B. Use dynamic parameters tied to user roles with affiliation criteria in the Criteria tab
- C. Define dashboard resources in IDK for segmentation
- D. Apply slices in SlicerDicer for affiliation grouping
Correct Answer: A,B 🗳️
In the Epic Component Editor - Dashboard View, which of the following are valid component record types that can be selected via Chart Search?
- A. Script Builder, Event Timeline, Patient Journal, Code Set List
- B. Login Tracker, Access Control, Task Manager, Summary Sheet
- C. Audit Log, Scheduler, Print Queue, Form Designer
- D. Graph, Link, Message Board, Native HTML, Report Listing, Table
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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Which parts of a custom record are searchable and visible in the Analytics Catalog?
- A. Only the internal name of the record
- B. Only the user ID of the creator
- C. The display name, tags, and description
- D. Only the description
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
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