What two records does Epic use to designate errors in the error pool from the CDF?

What two records does Epic use to designate errors in the error pool from the CDF?

• A. CLAIMS AND ERRORS
• B. ACN AND DCN
• C. EXTENSIONS AND RULES
• D. LPP AND CER

Answer: (C)

In Epic, errors that show up in the CDF error pool are identified using two record types: extensions and rules. Extensions are used to store additional data about the error beyond the standard fields, providing extra context or metadata that can help explain why the error occurred or how to fix it. Rules link the error to the specific validation or business logic that was violated, so you can see exactly which rule triggered the problem. Together, these records let you know what went wrong (the rule) and supply the surrounding details needed to remediate or reprocess the claim. Other pairings don’t reflect how Epic categorizes and annotates CDF errors, so extensions plus rules is the correct pairing.

In Epic, errors that show up in the CDF error pool are identified using two record types: extensions and rules. Extensions are used to store additional data about the error beyond the standard fields, providing extra context or metadata that can help explain why the error occurred or how to fix it. Rules link the error to the specific validation or business logic that was violated, so you can see exactly which rule triggered the problem. Together, these records let you know what went wrong (the rule) and supply the surrounding details needed to remediate or reprocess the claim. Other pairings don’t reflect how Epic categorizes and annotates CDF errors, so extensions plus rules is the correct pairing.