Notify clinicians inside Epic
Send updates inside Epic, in the app, and by email, then follow up with a survey, all from one place.
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How updates actually reach clinicians
Role-specific updates, right inside the workflow
A floating icon stays on the clinician’s screen, right where they work.
- Get updates the moment they're relevant to their role
- Stay in their workflow, with no separate app to open
- Pull up assignments and search on demand, not just announcements
One message, every channel
Manage every communication channel from one unified feed, for whatever groups need to hear it.
- Write the update once
- Send it to Teams, email, and in-app
- Skip the three separate posts
Surveys ask clinicians what they think
Updates tell clinicians what changed. Surveys tell you what they think of it.
- Assign a survey the way you'd send any update
- Nudge anyone who hasn't answered
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Contact UsSend the update through Spotlight, the floating icon that sits on a clinician’s screen inside Epic. It shows the change to the people it applies to while they’re working, so nobody has to catch it in an inbox. To reach people elsewhere too, write it once in Broadcasts and send it through Teams, email, and the intranet.
Not if the updates are targeted. Spotlight delivers role-specific updates, and Broadcasts goes to the lists you build, so clinicians see what applies to them instead of every message going to everyone. They also get one place to look, not another inbox.
Spotlight covers what those channels miss: the screen clinicians are already looking at inside Epic.
No, it works both ways. Clinicians get updates in it, and they can open the same icon to see their assignments or search for an answer on demand.