Overall performance of a drug-drug interaction clinical decision support system: quantitative evaluation and end-user survey.
Greet Van De SijpeCharlotte QuintensKarolien WalgraeveEva Van LaerJens PennyGreet De VliegerRik SchrijversPaul De MunterVeerle FoulonMinne CasteelsLorenz Van der LindenIsabel SprietPublished in: BMC medical informatics and decision making (2022)
Identified barriers were the lack of DDI-specific screening intervals and inclusion of patient-specific characteristics, both leading to a high number of false positive alerts and risk for alert fatigue. Despite these barriers, the added value of the DDI clinical decision support system was recognized by prescribers. Hence, integration of DDI-specific screening intervals and patient-specific characteristics is warranted to improve the performance of the DDI software.