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. 2022 May 6;10(5):e35061. doi: 10.2196/35061

Table 3.

Clinical criteria used by pediatric computerized clinical decision support (CCDS) systems for sepsis identification.


Study

Balamuth et al, 2017 [55] Cruz et al, 2012 [59] Dewan et al, 2020 [61] Eisenberg et al, 2021 [64] (clinician-initiated) Eisenberg et al, 2021 [64] (automated) Lloyd et al, 2018 [71] Stinson et al, 2019 [77] Vidrine et al, 2020 [81] Coffman et al, 2018a [58] Total, n (%b)
Temperature 9 (69)
Capillary refill or perfusion

7 (54)
Mental status

7 (54)
Heart rate


6 (46)
Hypotension


6 (46)
High-risk patient



5 (38)
Pulse assessment



5 (38)
Skin assessment



5 (38)
Respiratory rate




4 (31)
Infection concern, change in clinical or sepsis risk





3 (23)
Blood culture order






2 (15)
Leukocyte count







1 (8)
Cardiac organ dysfunction







1 (8)
Noncardiac organ dysfunction







1 (8)
Change in Pediatric Early Warning Score







1 (8)
Family concern







1 (8)
Vital sign change







1 (8)
Patient risk change







1 (8)

aThis study is a conference abstract, and the other 8 studies are journal articles.

bThe percentages were calculated from the number of pediatric studies (n=13).