Clinical decision support (CDS) increasingly encompasses content to support patients and clinicians alike, such as decision aides for shared decision-making. Actions are therefore necessary to insure reliable and meaningful content within “patient-centered CDS” (PCCDS). The Patient-Centered CDS Learning Network led three parallel efforts to promote PCCDS: addressing issues of trust in PCCDS content; recommending standards for PCCDS; and developing an “action plan” for implementing PCCDS for managing chronic pain and opioids.

Learning Objective: Understand the developing concept of patient-centered clinical decision support (PCCDS) and how the Learning Network is promoting PCCDS through policy, technical, and impelementation recommendation efforts.

Authors:

Joshua Richardson (Presenter)
RTI International

Laura Marcial, RTI International
Blackford Middleton, Apervita, Inc.
Kensaku Kawamoto, University of Utah
Jerome Osheroff, TMIT Consulting LLC
Beth Lasater, RTI International
Barry Blumenfeld, RTI International

Presentation Materials:

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