What is EpicCare link at UConn Health?
EpicCare Link at UConn Health is a secure Web portal that offers referring providers easy access to information stored in our EHR regarding their referred and admitted patients. There is no cost to access the portal, it's easy to set up and there’s no software or hardware to maintain.
How can I access my university-owned computers without using a VPN?
Using technology built into Windows computers by Microsoft, any faculty, staff, or student can access their University-owned computers remotely through SRDA without using the VPN. The SRDA setup is limited to Windows computers, but can be accessed from different operating systems, such as Mac OSX or Android.
Is there a cost to use EpicCare link?
There is no cost to access the portal, it's easy to set up and there’s no software or hardware to maintain. EpicCare Link is available 24/7 via any computer with an Internet connection and an up-to-date browser. Supported browsers include, Chrome version 50 or later, Microsoft Edge version 79 or later, and Internet Explorer version 11.
What browsers are supported by Epic?
Supported browsers include, Chrome version 50 or later, Microsoft Edge version 79 or later, and Internet Explorer version 11. As your patients receive care from any one of our locations, we’ll send you notifications and updates via email and In Basket, Epic's secure communication platform.
What is UConn VPN?
When connecting to the Internet from off campus, use the InCHIP VPN or UConn Campus VPN (virtual private network) to encrypt your Internet traffic and provide a secure (encrypted) connection to the UConn network. The Campus VPN is available to all campus members with a NetID. Be aware that most coffee shop/hotel/airport-type wireless is not ...
What is the responsibility of a manager at UConn?
Managers are responsible for making sure that employees engaging in any of the above activities are authorized to do so and receive appropriate education and training on the following information and other applicable UConn, InCHIP, and departmental policies.
What is Inchip IT policy?
Physical Security: InCHIP IT policy requires that reasonable measures must be taken to ensure the physical security of University computing equipment. This also extends to non-University devices that store or access restricted data. Note: All workstations containing electronic protected health information (ePHI) must be physically secured.
Can you use UCONN secure instead of UCONN-GUEST?
If they’re not there, don’t log in and don’t enter the information. UConn students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to use UCONN- SECURE instead of UCONN-GUEST when connecting to wireless from campus locations, and the Campus VPN (virtual private network) when connecting from off campus.
Is my hotel wifi encrypted?
Be aware that most coffee shop/hotel/airport-type wireless is not encrypted. If you’re not sure, assume it’s not encrypted. Check the wireless preferences/settings for your computer and portable devices to make sure they aren’t set up to auto-connect to any wireless network they detect.
Can I send credit card information through wireless?
Special information for people who work with credit card or health information: If you are connected to the Internet via wireless, you may not send/transmit credit card data unless your department has received formal approval from the Campus Controller, and you are using an approved, secure method of transmission.
Does Inchip require remote access?
InCHIP recommends that only University owned and supported computers be used for all remote access activities; however, the requirements and guidance below apply to any computer used for remote access.
