Table 2. The effect of CDSS on drug dosing .

References	CDSS focus (study objective)	Effect measures	Main findings
(25)	Evaluating the effect of CCDSS on therapeutic drug monitoring and dosing (TDMD)	Therapeutic drug monitoring and dosing (TDMD) process improved	CCDSS can improve the therapeutic drug monitoring and dosing (TDMD) process, especially vitamin K and insulin dosing. However, CCDSS should be developed further and then it should be assessed through different studies using different research methods, particularly in terms of drug safety and patient outcomes. CCDSS can improve the therapeutic drug monitoring and dosing (TDMD) process, especially vitamin K and insulin dosing.
(76)	Assessing the capability of a computerized decision-making system in anticoagulant treatment	The computerized decision-making system improved dose adjustment	Findings referred to the ability of CDSS in adjusting the dose of anticoagulant
(77)	The effect of electronic advice on medication dosing	Major reduction in the toxicity of the drug, an increase in serum concentration and primary, dosing and shorter treatment time and hospitalization, thus, no effect on side effects.	Computerized medication dosing had many benefits, including a major reduction in the toxicity of drugs, an increase in serum concentration and primary, dosing, and shorter treatment time and hospitalization, thus, no effect on the side effects.
(78)	Evaluating the computerized medication dosing compared to non-computerized medication dosing		Computerized medication dosing has many benefits, including increased serum concentrations, reduced hospitalization, and significant reduction of side effects