Abstract
Drug–drug interaction (DDI) alerts are the most common computerized clinical decision support alerts encountered by ordering clinicians.[1][1] However, DDI alerts are unpopular and overridden a large percentage of the time, and, as measured by published override rates and anecdotal reports from
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