Clinical Decision Support System for the Activity of Evidence based Computation

Abstract

The application of the Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) in the process of facilitating the activity of the evidence-centred treatment project effect enhances the quality of the healthcare services. The main purpose of this article is to define and illustrate the basis of the processes of the evidencecentred decision support tracking at the two thousand AMIA symposium spring. The analysis has been done on the basis of protocol issues when capturing the evidence-centred practices in machine interpretation and repositories for supporting and developing the CDSS for evidence-centred treatment. As a result, the research recommendations are based on five areas: capturing literature-centered and practice-centred evidence in the interpretation of machine knowledge and bases; creating maintainable methodological and technical elements for computer-centred decision support CDSS; assessing the medical costs and effects for clinical decision support system and the manner in which the systems affect the organizational best practices; disseminating and identifying the works based on work-flow sensitivity approach for the system and creating the public policy which will effectively provide the incentives meant to implement CDSS to enhance the quality of healthcare services. The paper is concluded with an assumption of evidence-based medicine aspect being strong. However, future research is still recommended in CDSS to potentially realize more defined benefits of the systems.