Improving Utilization of Clinical Decision Support Systems by Reducing Alert Fatigue¶
Khalifa, M., & Zabani, I. (2016). Improving Utilization of Clinical Decision Support Systems by Reducing Alert Fatigue: Strategies and Recommendations. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
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- The discipline that guards against this is to keep a reviewed passive channel for information-only signals rather than deleting them outright, and to let the actor, not the issuer, certify that a signal is non-actionable.
This sourceRecommends reserving interruptive alerts for critical signals while moving less critical or repeatedly justified alerts to a monitored passive channel.
- The discipline that guards against this is to keep a reviewed passive channel for information-only signals rather than deleting them outright, and to let the actor, not the issuer, certify that a signal is non-actionable.
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