Beyond guidelines: tool arms physicians with critical knowledge at the point of care
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Abstract:
Any generalist knows that it is virtually impossible to stay on top of all new developments that impact management of chronic disease. Further, the complexity involved with individual cases makes optimal care an even tougher challenge. However, a growing number of practitioners and organizations are addressing this problem by making use of a unique software tool that matches current knowledge and advice with specific patients at the point of care. Early studies show the approach can go a long way toward making sure evidence-based guidelines are followed while offering the potential for substantial cost savings.
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