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. 2017 Dec 30;9(3):e200. doi: 10.5210/ojphi.v9i3.8149

Table 2. Six categories and fourteen subcategories emerged from the analysis of the interviews.

1. Use
     • Use is influenced by clinical experience
     • Habit leads to increased use
     • Good that the CDSS is not compulsory
2. Benefit
     • Prompts consideration
     • Help with calculations reduces errors
     • Greatest benefit in emergency care
3. Confidence in the WBDC and DRC
     • Use of a manual DRC
     • Double-checking the dosage
4. Situations in which the doctor disregards the WBDC and/or the DRC
     • When it is easy to work out the dosage using mental arithmetic
     • In case of special indications
5. Misgivings/risks
     • False security and non-disease specific warnings
     • Human error is unavoidable
     • Wrong DCW
6. Development potential
     • Optional or compulsory – registering and signing for weight