以患者为中心的临床决策支持的必要性。

Laura Haak Marcial, Joshua E Richardson, Beth Lasater, Blackford Middleton, Jerome A Osheroff, Kensaku Kawamoto, Jessica S Ancker, Danny van Leeuwen, Edwin A Lomotan, Shafa Al-Showk, Barry H Blumenfeld
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这篇评论介绍了以患者为中心的临床决策支持(PCCDS)学习网络,该网络与健康学院合作出版了《共同做出更好的决策》,作为eGEMs的一部分。以患者为中心的临床决策支持(CDS)是解决美国医疗保健系统中关于质量和安全的广泛问题的重要工具,同时也实现了更好的结果和更好的患者和提供者满意度。PCCDS被定义为支持个体患者及其护理人员和/或护理团队进行健康相关决策和行动的CDS,是推动以患者为中心的护理向前迈进的重要一步。PCCDS学习网络开发了一个框架,称为行动分析框架(AFA),用于组织围绕PCCDS的思考和活动。讨论了PCCDS学习网络正在参与的一系列活动,以通知和联系利益相关者。
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The Imperative for Patient-Centered Clinical Decision Support.

This commentary introduces the Patient-Centered Clinical Decision Support (PCCDS) Learning Network, which is collaborating with AcademyHealth to publish "Better Decisions Together" as part of eGEMs. Patient-centered clinical decision support (CDS) is an important vehicle to address broad issues in the U.S. health care system regarding quality and safety while also achieving better outcomes and better patient and provider satisfaction. Defined as CDS that supports individual patients and their care givers and/or care teams in health-related decisions and actions, PCCDS is an important step forward in advancing endeavors to move patient-centered care forward. The PCCDS Learning Network has developed a framework, referred to as the Analytic Framework for Action (AFA), to organize thinking and activities around PCCDS. A wide array of activities the PCCDS Learning Network is engaging in to inform and connect stakeholders is discussed.

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