Barriers to Adoption of a Child-Abuse Clinical Decision Support System in Emergency Departments

A child-abuse clinical decision support system embedded in the electronic health record was associated with communication among practitioners and was overall perceived as improving child abuse awareness in our system. Practitioners correctly recognized injuries concerning for abuse. Barriers to improving identification and evaluation of abuse include gaps in knowledge about the CA-CDSS and the presence of practitioners who disagree with the AAP recommendations for physical abuse evaluation and/or felt that clinical decision support in general limited their clinical autonomy.

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Western Journal of Emergency Medicine
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.5811/westjem.18501
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Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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Barriers to Adoption of a Child-Abuse Clinical Decision Support System in Emergency Departments

Alanna Peterson, Rachel P. Berger, Emily Heineman, Donald M. Yealy
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Western Journal of Emergency Medicine
Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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Barriers to Adoption of a Child-Abuse Clinical Decision Support System in Emergency Departments

Alanna Peterson, Rachel P. Berger, Emily Heineman, Donald M. Yealy
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Abstract

A child-abuse clinical decision support system embedded in the electronic health record was associated with communication among practitioners and was overall perceived as improving child abuse awareness in our system. Practitioners correctly recognized injuries concerning for abuse. Barriers to improving identification and evaluation of abuse include gaps in knowledge about the CA-CDSS and the presence of practitioners who disagree with the AAP recommendations for physical abuse evaluation and/or felt that clinical decision support in general limited their clinical autonomy.

Western Journal of Emergency MedicineVol. 25(6)
University of Pittsburgh (US), Families USA (US), Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh (US), University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (US)
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Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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