What action is taken if a procedure is labeled as clinically inactive?

When a procedure is labeled as clinically inactive, it is not intended for immediate clinical use or visibility within the Epic system. Therefore, this designation means that it will not show up in Hyperspace, which is the user interface where clinicians access patient information and clinical workflows. The inactive status prevents unnecessary clutter in the interface, ensuring that users only see procedures that are currently relevant to their practice. This helps maintain focus on active procedures and supports more efficient clinical decision-making.

Options that involve manual activation or audit review do not apply to a clinically inactive designation, as such procedures are inherently not meant to be part of the active workflow within the Epic system. Also, the notion that it would automatically appear contradicts its inactive status.