Clinical Decision Support Must Be Useful, Functional Is Not Enough: A Qualitative Study of Computer-Based Clinical Decision Support in Primary Care
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BMC Health Services Research
12
349
2012
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Health information technology, particularly electronic decision support systems, can reduce the existing gap between evidence-based knowledge and health care practice but professionals have to accept and use this information. Evidence is scant on which features influence the use of computer-based clinical decision support (eCDS) in primary care and how different professional groups experience it. The aim of this research was to describe specific reasons for using or not using eCDS among primary care professionals. [from abstract]
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