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. 2021 Feb 22;35:27. doi: 10.47176/mjiri.35.27

Table 11. Significant factors affecting CDSS implementation .

References Result (critical factors in the implementation of CDSS)
(37) Human, organization, and technology factors
(123) External context, the need for supportive laws and regulation, proper standards, policies and incentives, right organization condition, matching innovations with workflows, staffs’ knowledge and beliefs, processes and systems
(32, 115, 123) Integrating systems in current organizational workflow
(119) Users’ perceptions of significant factors in implementation, and technical and organizational support
(3, 43, 114) The systems integration into other systems
(43) Reasons for counseling, providing simultaneous advice to practitioners and patients, as well as
(42, 117, 118, 123) Engagement of key personnel in the system development and implementation processes
(41, 42, 117, 118) Support of managers and key personnel, training and monitoring the system in the early stages of implementation
(120) structure of healthcare organizations; information and decision processes; work policies and staffs’ incentives
(38) Quality of the system and information, and usability of the system
(32, 115) Hardware availability, technical support, and appropriate clinical messages
(42) Features of the system itself and a supportive and appropriate environment to improve the quality of patient services
(31, 33, 35, 40) The need for the predictive role of specific systems or organizational features
(45) Appropriate attitude and skills of user with good leadership, appropriate IT environment and effective communication
(114) Implementation of interventions by the system, the lack of user control over output, the retrieval of data from the electronic medical record and CPOE
(34, 35, 44) Level of computer interface, provision of advice at the right time for decision making
(36) Provision of an automated decision support system
(39) Executive support, understanding the business, IT-business relations, and leadership
(42, 123) Appropriate and right infrastructure and resources
(118) Users’ experience and training