How do I access PennChart?
Log on https://pennmedaccess.uphs.upenn.edu/ and select “PennChart & Citrix Apps.Select: PennChart.Click: The Citrix .exe file at the bottom of your Google Chrome Browser to launch PennChart.
How do I connect to PennMedicine WiFi?
Connecting to Penn Medicine WiFi in Hospitals and ClinicsTo connect to the hospital's secure WiFi network, go to your phone's Settings page, then select the WiFi section.Make sure that your WiFi is turned on (the switch at the top of the screen should be green).Select to the "PennMedicine" WiFi network to connect.More items...
Does Penn Medicine Use epic?
So Penn Medicine uses Epic's provider efficiency data, which tracks nearly everything a physician does in the EHR.
How do I set up myPennMedicine?
First, we need to collect some information about the patient. If you have any questions, please contact us at 866-614-7606. Now, we need to collect some information about you. After you submit the request, we will set up your appointment.
What is my PennKey?
A PennKey is an individual's username and an associated password within the PennKey authentication system. A PennKey is required to authenticate your identity for access to many of Penn's online resources.
What is PennChart?
EPIC for Researchers UPHS uses EPIC as the software for the outpatient electronic medical record system. The EPIC clinical system is known as PennChart. More details available here. The specific type of access that you will need in PennChart is contingent upon your role in clinical research study.
How do I get myPennMedicine email on my phone?
Go to the Google Play store and search for the Intune Company Portal and select it. 2. Click install Page 2 Setup your Android to Access Penn Medicine email. 3. Once the app downloads, click Install.
What is myPennMedicine?
myPennMedicine lets you access your test results online when they become available. You'll even be able to access past results individually and graph your progress. myPennMedicine also offers easy access to notes written and shared by your care team during your outpatient visits.