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Summary

Content vendors in healthcare believe their services are essential but often underestimated. A "three-way conversation" among content vendors, EHR vendors, and users is recommended for better understanding.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Software Engineering
Industrial Psychology

Background:

Prior research utilized the Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) to study clinical decision support (CDS) in ambulatory and hospital settings.
The existing understanding of the CDS landscape was limited to perspectives from healthcare providers.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the perspectives and perceived challenges of clinical decision support (CDS) content vendors.
To adapt the Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) for industrial settings to gather vendor insights.

Main Methods:

Modified the Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) for application in industrial settings.
Collected and analyzed data from content vendors to understand their viewpoints and challenges.

Main Results:

Content vendors perceive their services as unique and essential, yet the labor involved in content development is often underestimated by others.
Content vendors believe their products are practitioner resources, offering some protection from liability.

Conclusions:

A "three-way conversation" involving content vendors, electronic health record (EHR) vendors, and user organizations is recommended.
This dialogue aims to foster adequate understanding of the roles, challenges, and liabilities associated with CDS content.