Impact of EHR-Based Clinical Decision Support on Adherence to Guidelines for Patients on NSAIDs: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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Authors

J. M. Gill · Delaware Valley College

Arch G. Mainous · Medical University of South Carolina

Richelle J. Koopman · University of Missouri

Marty S. Player · Medical University of South Carolina

Charles J. Everett · Medical University of South Carolina

Y. X. Chen · Delaware Valley College

James J. Diamond

Abstract

This study showed only a small impact of EHR-based clinical decision support for high-risk patients on NSAIDs in primary care offices. These results add to the growing literature about the complexity of EHR-based clinical decision support for improving quality of care.

Topics & Keywords

Pharmaceutical Practices and Patient Outcomes Pharmaceutical studies and practices Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Peace, Justice and strong institutions

Publication Details

Published in: The Annals of Family Medicine

Volume 9, Issue 1, pp. 22-30

DOI: 10.1370/afm.1172

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