1. Patient Lists For Ambulatory Staff
Presented by the IS Training Department,
Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters
June 2013

2. Course Contents Lesson 1 Introduction to Patient Lists
Lesson 2: Components of Patient Lists
Lesson 3: Building Location Patient Lists
Lesson 4: Building Custom Patient Lists
Lesson 5: Applying Filters to Patient Lists
Lesson 6: Customizing Columns in Patient Lists
Lesson 7: Maintaining Patient Lists
Lesson 8: Granting Patient List (Proxy) Access
Lesson 9: Troubleshooting Common Errors in Patient Lists
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3. Let’s Play Ball!
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4. Lesson 1: Introduction to Patient Lists
In this lesson you will learn:
Information related to access, security, and Patient Lists.
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5. How to Use This Tutorial
Welcome to the eKiDs Patient Lists Tutorial. This tutorial will give you general knowledge and an understanding of how to view and create Patient Lists in an Ambulatory setting.
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6. Navigation Patient Lists
There are several ways to navigate through the content of the tutorial. A few methods include:
Click on left mouse button to proceed to the next slide.
Right click on the current slide and choose ‘Reverse’ to go to the previous slide.
Use the browser's back and forward buttons.
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7. Strategies for Success
Allow yourself at least one hour to complete this tutorial.
Have a hard-copy (printed copy) of the Ambulatory Patient Lists as a reference guide.
Move around in this tutorial as needed – feel free to move backward in the presentation if there is a slide that you need to review.
Remember, before you will be allowed to access eKiDs PowerChart, you must:
Sign the Information Services’ Systems Access and Confidentiality Acknowledgement.
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8. Security & Password Considerations
Never write your password down.
Choose a password you can memorize.
If you forget your password, call the IS help desk at to have your password reset.
Login immediately after it has been reset and change your password.
Never share your password with anyone!
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9. Accessing PowerChart via Virtual Desktop
If you have access to Virtual Desktop, you will be able to login to PowerChart simply by clicking the PowerChart icon.
The PowerChart login screen will appear, without the need to login to Citrix.
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10. Accessing PowerChart via Citrix
As necessary, you may also need to access PowerChart via Citrix. To access eKiDs PowerChart via Citrix, you must first log in to the Citrix Web Interface.
You can access the Citrix Web Interface in three ways:
Select the Citrix Web Access icon on your Desktop.
On KDnet, under Popular Links, select Citrix Web Access.
Type “ekids” into your web browser.
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11. Accessing PowerChart via Citrix
After you have logged into Citrix, all applications for which you have access will display. Select PowerChart and log in using your username and password.
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12. When you are ready to continue your training, click the icon above.
End of Lesson One
When you are ready to continue your training, click the icon above.
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