Clinical decision support systems should be an essential tool, but are more often an annoyance
CDS systems can balance human biases by taking more data into account
CDS systems must be smarter, less intrusive, and more transparent before clinicians will learn to love them
Director
Duke Center for Health Informatics, Duke Translational Medicine Institute at Duke University
Academic Clinical Pathologist, Medical Informaticist, and Laboratory Business Leader
University of Utah; ARUP Laboratories
Director
Duke Center for Health Informatics, Duke Translational Medicine Institute at Duke University
Research Scientist, Director Pathology Informatics
Yale University Medical School
Academic Clinical Pathologist, Medical Informaticist, and Laboratory Business Leader
University of Utah; ARUP Laboratories
Mayo Clinic Adds Clinical Decision Support Tools to Labs
By Kate Monica
Mayo Clinic and the National Decision Support Company are developing CDS tools for point-of-care lab test ordering.
CDC team develops clinical decision support app to improve lab orders, diagnoses
By Jessica Kim Cohen
A CDC-developed smartphone app has the potential to help physicians order laboratory tests and make diagnostic decisions, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Evidence-based Clinical Decision Support
By Shauna N. Hay, MT(ASCP), MPH and Mark E. Brecher, MD
The impact of clinical decision support in pre-analytical, analytical and post-analytical testi