Sentence examples for computerised alerts from inspiring English sources

In Avery et al's study the key themes around which consensus was reached on importance included computerised alerts; the need to minimise spurious alerts; making it difficult to override critically important alerts; having audit trails of such overrides; effective computer-user interface; and the need to be able to run safety reports[ 10].

Our first analysis shows how poor judgement, slips or deviations from best practice can emerge in a work environment with pressures on human resources and task complexity, phenomena more than adequately covered elsewhere, 9 and addressed in part by computerised alerts and clinical decision support systems.

Furthermore, evaluations of physicians' response to alerts suggest that a complex set of factors may shape physicians' usage of these systems including features of the computerised drug alert system and alerts 15 17 18 the complexity of patients' health needs 19 and physician characteristics and practice environment.

Physicians' high rates of over-riding computerised drug alerts may be associated with 'alert fatigue,' which has been theorised to occur when a high volume of drug alerts of limited clinical relevance are generated.

Computerised drug alerts are expected to reduce patients' risk of adverse drug events.

This finding, while new, fits with prior observations on the high frequency of overriding computerised prescribing alerts by physicians.

All computerised drug alerts generated for these patients between 1 January and 31 December 2007 that involved their psychotropic medications were retrieved.

In an electronic MIR system computerised incident alerts can be used for timely handover of information to incoming staff across shifts [ 63, 64].

39 41 However, computerised drug prescribing alerts do not always guarantee a reduction of prescribing errors, 43 partly because such alerts are often overridden or ignored by prescribing physicians.

We computerised.

Now, it's all computerised.