Sentence examples for improved clinical decision making from inspiring English sources
Based on the functions identified in the earlier scoping review [ 11], it is timely to better understand whether healthcare professionals' use of handheld computers facilitates information seeking and improved clinical decision making.
With widespread adoption of handheld computers by healthcare professionals, there is potential for improved access to information and improved clinical decision making at the point of care.
An improved understanding of the conditions under which the EAM might serve as a suitable measure of the internal loading conditions within the joint could allow improved clinical decision making based on accessible noninvasive measures.
Thus, RBP4 could be a cost-effective, easy to obtain, novel risk biomarker, that could contribute to improved clinical decision making and management of patients at risk of CAD.
To determine whether a computerized clinical documentation system (CDS): 1) decreased time spent charting and increased time spent in patient care; 2) decreased medication errors; 3) improved clinical decision making; 4) improved quality of documentation; and/or 5) improved shift to shift nursing continuity.
Similarly, awareness of geriatric impairment among older adults who are eligible for ICDs could lead to improved clinical decision making.
Preoperative pathologic diagnosis of a gastric subepithelial tumor (SET) may improve clinical decision making.
In a previous study, we compared a prototype ecological display (ED) that represented physiological data in a structured pictorial format with two bar graph displays [J.A. Effken, Improving clinical decision making through ecological interfaces, Ecol. Psych. 18 (2006) 283–318].
These will help considerably in improving clinical decision making.
Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) are defined as information systems designed to improve clinical decision making.
In clinical simulations, this system appeared to improve clinical decision making.
