Clinical Decision Support Tools

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U.S. Army Selects Cogon Systems to Develop Advanced Clinical Decision Support Tools for Hand Held Computers – April 12, 2007 Cogon Systems, Inc. has been awarded a Research, Development, Test and Evaluation contract by the U.S. Army’s Telemedicine & Advanced … Continued

A trial of indication based prescribing of antihypertensive medications during computerized order entry to improve problem list documentation

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Conclusion: CDS using indication-based prescribing of antihypertensives produced accurate problem placement roughly two-thirds of time with fewer than 5{ca7ad0b74511a57bb2016f24c729dd7716d5352e92d2275aa1f91fb22c36b0a7} inaccurate problems placed. Performance of alerts was sensitive to the number of potential indications of the medication and attendings vs. other … Continued

Evaluation of the effect of information integration in displays for ICU nurses on situation awareness and task completion time: A prospective randomized controlled study

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Highlights: ? Integrated information display for ICU nursing tasks across medication management, patient awareness and team communication was shown to increase nurses’ situation awareness. ? Integrated information for a broad range of tasks decreased task completion time. ? Integrated information … Continued

Evaluation of different features of an eHealth application for personalized illness management support: Cancer patients’ use and appraisal of usefulness

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Conclusion: The use patterns and patients’ appraisals of usefulness in this study provide important insights into cancer patients’ information and communication behavior that are important for further improvements and the design of eHealth applications for illness management support. (Source: International … Continued

Technology-Enabled Academic Detailing: Computer-mediated education between pharmacists and physicians for evidence-based prescribing

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Conclusion: The results suggest that TEAD is an acceptable alternative to AD for providing physicians advice about prescribing. TEAD is more time efficient, facilitates effective knowledge exchange and interprofessional collaboration, and can reach those physicians virtually where face-to-face AD is … Continued