Computerized clinical decision support system for diabetes in primary care does not improve quality of care: a cluster-randomized controlled trial

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RT @POL_Research: @EamonMerrick @JaneEBall Absolutely, not an easy or even outright feasible undertaking. RCTs are done with decision makin…

12 Jul 2020

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@EamonMerrick @JaneEBall Absolutely, not an easy or even outright feasible undertaking. RCTs are done with decision making tools but easier when the decision lies with one person than team/system. Even these, eg https://t.co/lsC714mZN4 were laden with impl

12 Jul 2020

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RT @DrAlexBottle: Clinical decision support for #diabetes in Belgium showed no benefit re usual outcomes: https://t.co/UasEMIK4oI Reasons i…

15 Jan 2020

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Clinical decision support for #diabetes in Belgium showed no benefit re usual outcomes: https://t.co/UasEMIK4oI Reasons inc technical problems, lack of #GP time, irrelevance of some reminders due to poor data.

14 Jan 2020

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