Clinical decision support includes a variety of tools and interventions, computerized as well
as non-computerized. Non-computerized tools include clinical guidelines or digital clinical …

Objective: To establish preferred strategies for presenting drug-drug interaction (DDI) clinical
decision support alerts. Materials and Methods: A DDI Clinical Decision Support Conference …

A CDSS generates a high number of inappropriate alerts that interrupt the clinical workflow.
As a result, clinicians silence, disable, or ignore alerts, thereby undermining patient safety …

Objective To evaluate the potential for machine learning to predict medication alerts that
might be ignored by a user, and intelligently filter out those alerts from the user's view …

Objectives: This survey aims at highlighting the latest trends (2012-2014) on the
development, use, and evaluation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) …

Background and objective Drug allergy alert systems (DAAS), have been considered an
effective strategy to reduce preventable adverse drug events (ADEs), improving patient's …

Objective Alert fatigue is a common issue with off-the-shelf clinical decision support. Most
warnings for drug–drug interactions (DDIs) are overridden or ignored, likely because they …

Drug–drug interactions (DDIs) frequently trigger adverse drug events or reduced efficacy.
Most DDI alerts, however, are overridden because of irrelevance for the specific patient …

Objective Evidence indicates that users incur significant physical and cognitive costs in the
use of order sets, a core feature of computerized provider order entry systems. This paper …

Aims Computer‐assisted signal generation is an important issue for the prevention of
adverse drug reactions (ADRs). However, due to poor standardization of patients' medical …