Traditionally, USAR providers fulfilling 90-day theater rotations deploy with minimal or no exposure to the MC4 system before their boots hit the ground. As a result, they face a heavy learning curve when they are injected into the EMR workflow in theater.
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To help these deploying providers, MC4 training will now be available at the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Professional Management Command (APMC) at Fort Gillem, Ga. Last month, MC4 provided a four-hour block of instruction on AHLTA-T, TC2 and TMDS to USAR providers processing through APMC before rotating into theater.
We’ll continue building on this “train-the-trainer” program so that the APMC training team can better preparing our PROFIS medical workforce for what’s expected of them in theater. This represents a significant step in institutionalizing MC4 training for our deployable medical workforce.