Transitioning a Fall Risk Care Plan Interruptive Alert to In-Line Support
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The Fall Risk Care Plan Best Practice Advisory on Storyboard resulted in a decrease in response rate and care plan creation but had a large decrease in dismissed alerts. When nurses did respond to the alert, care plans were created more quickly.
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Authors
Sherri A. McDonald, DNP, MBA/MSL, RN
Kay Lytle, DNP, RN-BC, NEA-BC, CPHIMS, FHMISS, FAMIA
Chief Nursing Information Officer, Duke University Health System
R. Clayton Musser, MD, MS
Ryan J. Shaw, PhD, RN
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