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Clinical decision support system does not improve chronic kidney disease outcomes
Xizi Zheng, M.D., from Peking University First Hospital in Beijing, and colleagues conducted a cluster randomized clinical trial to examine whether a CDSS for CKD could improve physician behavior and patient outcomes in primary care.
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A recent study has found that a clinical decision support system designed to aid in the management of chronic kidney disease does not yield improved outcomes for patients. The system, intended to influence physician behavior, was compared to a control intervention in the study.
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