Feedback at the Point of Care to Decrease Medication Alert Rates in an Electronic Health Record

Volume: 36, Issue: 7, Pages: e417 - e422
Published: May 29, 2019
Abstract
Objective Frequently overridden alerts in the electronic health record can highlight alerts that may need revision. This method is a way of fine-tuning clinical decision support. We evaluated the feasibility of a complementary, yet different method that directly involved pediatric emergency department (PED) providers in identifying additional medication alerts that were potentially incorrect or intrusive. We then evaluated the effect subsequent...
Paper Details
Title
Feedback at the Point of Care to Decrease Medication Alert Rates in an Electronic Health Record
Published Date
May 29, 2019
Volume
36
Issue
7
Pages
e417 - e422
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