Poster · November 19, 2019
Customization of an Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Decision Support Module: Reducing the Noise and Improving Reporting
Evan Draper, Brian K. Fung, James Steckelberg, Abinash Virk, Sara Ausman, Aaron Tande, Sarah Lessard, Lynn L. Estes
- Published in
- AMIA 2019 Annual Symposium Proceedings
- Page
- 1566
- Publisher
- American Medical Informatics Association
Abstract
Clinical Decision Support systems logic cannot replace clinical judgement and non-actionable alerts are likely within an Antimicrobial Stewardship system. Customization of an Antimicrobial Stewardship module at Mayo Clinic reduces the noise of the non-actionable alerts and allows for improved reporting. The number of days an alert is present for review decreased from 231 days to 98 days for a positive culture and no antimicrobial rule and from 496 days to 241 days for an antimicrobial timeout rule.
Cite
Draper E, Fung BK, Steckelberg J, Virk A, Ausman S, Tande A, Lessard S, Estes LL. Customization of an antimicrobial stewardship clinical decision support module: reducing the noise and improving reporting. Poster presented at: AMIA 2019 Annual Symposium; November 19, 2019; Washington, DC. AMIA 2019 Annual Symposium Proceedings. 2019:1566.
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