Design and Use of Decision Support In a Primary Care Network Joseph Lurio, M.D., F.A.A.F.P. Chief Medical Information Officer Institute for Family Health.

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Design and Use of Decision Support In a Primary Care Network Joseph Lurio, M.D., F.A.A.F.P. Chief Medical Information Officer Institute for Family Health

Objectives Of Talk Understand rationale behind decision support in era of electronic medical records and Meaningful Use Learn principles of good decision support design

What is Decision Support? A decision support systems (DSS) is a computer-based information system that supports business or organizational decision-making activitiesinformation system decision-making 1.

Examples of Electronic Clinical Decision support preventive service reminders, alerts concerning possible drug interactions clinical guideline-driven prompts Key Capabilities of an Electronic Health Record System: Letter Report. National Academy of Sciences.

Non-Electronic Decision Support Reference Texts Article files Handbooks peripheral brain

Checklists and Forms (Prompts and Reminders) Allow complex guidelines to be followed Avoids errors of omission Allows rapid documentation

Why Move to Electronic Decision Support? Medical errors account for between 98,000 1 and 195,000 2 excess deaths per year % of patient care not meeting standards of medical evidence in US and Netherlands Adoption of new standards by physicians takes in excess of 5 years. 1. IOM report AHCRQ 2004

Effects of Computerized Clinical Decision Support Systems on Practitioner Performance and Patient Outcomes. JAMA, 2005;293: CDSS TypeNumber Studies Number Demonstrating Improvement % Studies Demonstrating Improvement Diagnostic10440% Reminder211676% Disease Management % Drug Dose / Interaction %

Automatic Vs Practitioner Activated Decision Support CDSS Type% Improved Provider Performance Automatic73% Provider Activated47% Effects of Computerized Clinical Decision Support Systems on Practitioner Performance and Patient Outcomes. JAMA, 2005;293:

What Does Successful Computerized Decision Support Look Like?

Driving home on a rainy night a man notices a small amber light has appeared on the dash. At the next exit, he pulls over, finds a gas station and fills the tank Intervention unobtrusive Amber light chosen for visibility Driver understood alert without having to consult owners manual Light came on while there was still time to find gas.

What the low gas alert didnt do… Stop the car from running till gas was added Try and teach the driver something new Try and convince the driver to do something with which s/he disagreed

Clinical Decision Support Performance Standards Non-intrusive Highly visible Soft stopped Fast Simple Presented just in time Actionable (linked to or containing order sets) Supported by best evidence, local consensus, payer incentives and rapid- cycle feedback

Soft Stopped A soft stopped alert can be over- ridden by the provider, either by clicking on a button, or by entering explanatory information Hard Stops must be attended to before care can be completed.

Fast (Never discount time pressure!) Reduce # of screens Reduce clicks Default to the most common selections Short Abbreviated CDS messages

K.I.S.S. The more complex the tool, the less it will be used.

Just in Time: Intrusive reminders must be presented when they are needed Alerts presented before review of orienting information will be ignored. Alerts presented after therapeutic plan determined will be ignored

Actionable

Simple Alerts

Alternatives: evolving with time

not indicated procedure to turn off alerts

Diabetes Smartset Facilitate Documentation Prompts appropriate evaluations Medication adherence Diet and Self monitoring adherence Foot exams and filament testing Facilitates Orders Facilitates Patient Education/Contracting

In Summary: Clinical Decision Support Integrates reference data directly into Clinical Workflow Checks for omissions and missed opportunities Can stop the clinical process before an error is made

The physicians Relationship with reference material changes From reactive, searching for answers to questions arising from clinical changes To proactive, planning optimal responses to anticipated situations Electronic medical records allow efficient utilization of evidence based protocols without losing flexibility necessary in medicine.