Physician Views on a Computerized Decision Support System for Home Care Information Exchange

November 25, 2019
JAMDA

Healthcare in Canada has been described as inefficient, fragmented, and physician-centered.1 By providing computerized decision support systems (CDSS) to healthcare providers, improvements in quality of care, continuity of care, efficiency, communication, identification of risk factors, and adherence with best-practice guidelines are expected.2 Less understood are physicians' perspectives on if and how a CDSS should be developed. The aim of this study is to address this gap and inform the development of an effective CDSS for use by physicians.