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How Machine Learning is Transforming Clinical Decision Support Tools
With the right data, integration methods, and personnel in place, machine learning has the potential to advance clinical decision support and help providers deliver optimal care. In the era of value-based healthcare, digital innovation, and big data, clinical decision support systems have become vital for organizations seeking to improve care delivery. Clinical decision support (CDS) tools have the ability to analyze large volumes of data and suggest next steps for treatment, flagging potential problems and enhancing care team efficiency. While these systems can add significant value to the healthcare industry, CDS technologies have also come with substantial challenges. Poorly implemented CDS tools that generate unnecessary alerts often result in alarm fatigue and clinician burnout, trends that can threaten patient safety and lead to worse outcomes.
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Clinical decision support (CDS) systems offer the potential to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient outcomes by analyzing large volumes of patient data and suggesting next steps for treatment. However, poorly designed and implemented CDS tools can lead to alarm fatigue and clinician burnout, threatening patient safety and worsened outcomes. Data integration and personnel training are also critical to successful implementation. Organizations must invest in the necessary infrastructure and personnel to ensure that CDS systems generate clinically relevant alerts, integrate data seamlessly and accurately, and are used effectively by clinicians.
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