Predicting Clinical Decision Support Harm Through Alert Fatigue and Workflow Interruption Simulation

Speciality: All Speciality


Speaker:

Nitin Gade | HCP

Description:

Welcome to our podcast. Today, we explore how predicting harm from clinical decision support systems involves understanding alert fatigue and workflow interruptions. Clinical decision support, or CDS, provides crucial alerts to healthcare providers. However, too many alerts can overwhelm users, causing alert fatigue. This leads clinicians to overlook important warnings, potentially resulting in patient harm. Researchers now use simulation to predict how frequent alerts interrupt workflow and contribute to fatigue. By modeling these scenarios, hospitals can fine-tune their CDS systems to reduce unnecessary alerts and interruptions. The goal is to ensure that vital information stands out, supporting safer and more effective patient care.

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