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. 2012 Nov 3;2012:446–455.

Table 3.

Domain experts’ judgment on the absolute and relative importance of CIS services and capabilities for enabling a SOA for CDS.

Absolute Importance* Relative Importance
Service or Capability Mean % 4 or 5 % 5 % Points Allocated
Event subscription and notification service 4.5 91% 61% 7.6%
Cohort identification service 4.0 77% 32% 4.4%
Entity identification service 3.9 73% 33% 4.5%
Clinical data query service 4.7 98% 74% 8.9%
Resource query service 3.5 54% 22% 3.3%
Data acquisition service 3.8 67% 22% 4.2%
Data addition/update service 4.2 82% 38% 4.6%
Order placement service 4.0 72% 41% 6.8%
User communication service 4.4 89% 60% 7.2%
Task management service 3.8 65% 26% 5.0%
Use of appropriate, standard information models and terminologies 4.6 93% 74% 14.5%
Ability to leverage a DSS 4.4 88% 58% 11.0%
Ability to leverage a terminology service 4.2 83% 46% 4.9%
Ability to leverage a unit conversion service 3.6 58% 22% 1.8%
Ability to leverage a data transformation service 3.8 68% 20% 2.0%
Ability to leverage a data presentation service 3.6 64% 20% 2.8%
Ability to populate a data warehouse in real-time 3.4 48% 11% 1.8%
Maintenance of audit logs 4.1 78% 46% 4.7%
*

5 = very important; 4 = important. Bold = top five, both for % of respondents identifying as very important and % of points allocated.