Clinical Decision Support Systems

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Clinical Decision Support Systems Discussion
Read the following abstract/articles about electronic health records.
Hoover, R. (2017), Benefits of using an electronic health record. Nursing 2017 Critical Care 12 (1). 9-10. Benefits_of_using_an_electronic_health_record.3.pdf
(Links to an external site.)7 nursing technologies transforming patient care https://www.wgu.edu/blog/7-nursing-technologies-transforming-patient-care1903.html (Links to an external site.)
In your discussion post, please do the following:
Identify three Clinical Decision Support Systems in your workplace.
Discusses the pros and cons of one of the systems.
Identify one way the support system could be improved or changed.
A clinical decision support system is a tool that assists nurses and other health practitioners in decision making and keeps records and relevant information of patients. Nurses make different decisions from doctors; therefore, they require a specialized clinical decision support system to help in their decision making. Nurses telephone triage is an example of the nursing-based CDSS we have at work. This is a system designed for nurses where they can monitor patients’ symptoms using standardized procedures over the telephone and decide on the best course of action. The benefits of using telephone triage include: it saves on cost spent on medical care, promotes organized, efficient, and urgent care to patients, and enable nurses to give better advice using the evidence-based protocols. The limitations involve the risk of fewer experience nurses giving unreliable advice to patients through telephone triage, inconsistency in the documentation of patients’ records, and it lacks visual cues. For nurses to be able to use the telephone triage, proper and adequate training efficiently is necessary. The problem of ethical, legal liability also rose, where most nurses using telephone triage failed to document the records of patients advised through the telephone. This act is ethically unlawful and goes against the nurses’ code of conduct (Dale, 2019) Successful emergency telephone triage is dependent on using a well-established protocol supported by a CDSS and well-trained staff (Montandon et al., 2019). Typically, information about symptoms, medications, and previous illnesses are entered into a CDSS and a priority and measures are recommended.
Dale, J. (2019). Managing telephone assessment and triage | Nursing in Practice. Retrieved 17 October 2019, from https://www.nursinginpractice.com/managing-telephone-assessmentand-triage
Murdoch, J., Barnes, R., Pooler, J., Lattimer, V., Fletcher, E., & Campbell, J. L. (2015). The impact of using computer decision-support software in primary care nurse-led telephone triage: interactional dilemmas and conversational consequences. Social Science & Medicine, 126, 36-47.
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