The phrase "alert alert" is technically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to draw attention to something, often as a way to invoke a sense of urgency. For example, "Alert alert! The deadline for submitting applications is tomorrow at noon."
However, one of the alerts (alert 5 in the paper) is present in eight nonhepatotoxic and three hepatotoxic drugs.
The three RCT studies reported false-positive alerts (alert wrongly indicating the presence of the attribute for which the alert should trigger) [ 20, 33, 34].
For the vascular medicine and geriatrics wards (23 alerts), alert's overriding was dependent from the first level of the 'Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification'.
In addition, other alerts (alerts 1, 4, and 13) occur almost equally in the hepatotoxic and nonhepatotoxic drugs [13].
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Irrelevant alerts, alerts that are not serious or that are repeatedly shown are the most common reasons to override them [ 39] and it is estimated that as much as 96%% of the alerts are overridden [ 39– 41].
For instance, the definition of the factors 'repetition of alerts' (same alert shown frequently to the same user) and 'override-rate of alerts' (alerts overridden frequently by one user/all users from one department/all users from the hospital) only differ in the action the user takes when the alert is triggered (cf. Table 2).
It consists of three types of alerts: Alerts on heart failure in terms of registering patient data; Alerts on heart failure in terms of prescribing (or adjusting the dose of) drugs; Alerts on heart failure in terms of (paying attention to) management aspects.
