Clinician collaboration to improve clinical decision support: the Clickbusters initiative.
Clinician collaboration to improve clinical decision support: the Clickbusters initiative.
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临床医生合作,以改善临床决策支持:点击克星倡议。
DOI:
10.1093/jamia/ocac027
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发表时间:
2022-05-11
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Wright, Adam
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作者:
McCoy, Allison B.;Russo, Elise M.;Johnson, Kevin B.;Addison, Bobby;Patel, Neal;Wanderer, Jonathan P.;Mize, Dara E.;Jackson, Jon G.;Reese, Thomas J.;Littlejohn, SyLinda;Patterson, Lorraine;French, Tina;Preston, Debbie;Rosenbury, Audra;Valdez, Charlie;Nelson, Scott D.;Aher, Chetan, V;Alrifai, Mhd Wael;Andrews, Jennifer;Cobb, Cheryl;Horst, Sara N.;Johnson, David P.;Knake, Lindsey A.;Lewis, Adam A.;Parks, Laura;Parr, Sharidan K.;Patel, Pratik;Patterson, Barron L.;Smith, Christine M.;Suszter, Krystle D.;Turer, Robert W.;Wilcox, Lyndy J.;Wright, Aileen P.;Wright, Adam
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We describe the Clickbusters initiative implemented at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC), which was designed to improve safety and quality and reduce burnout through the optimization of clinical decision support (CDS) alerts. We developed a 10-step Clickbusting process and implemented a program that included a curriculum, CDS alert inventory, oversight process, and gamification. We carried out two 3-month rounds of the Clickbusters program at VUMC. We completed descriptive analyses of the changes made to alerts during the process, and of alert firing rates before and after the program. Prior to Clickbusters, VUMC had 419 CDS alerts in production, with 488 425 firings (42 982 interruptive) each week. After 2 rounds, the Clickbusters program resulted in detailed, comprehensive reviews of 84 CDS alerts and reduced the number of weekly alert firings by more than 70 000 (15.43%). In addition to the direct improvements in CDS, the initiative also increased user engagement and involvement in CDS. At VUMC, the Clickbusters program was successful in optimizing CDS alerts by reducing alert firings and resulting clicks. The program also involved more users in the process of evaluating and improving CDS and helped build a culture of continuous evaluation and improvement of clinical content in the electronic health record.
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