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A Standard for Nursing Process - Clinical Decision Support Systems (NP-CDSS).

Maria Müller-Staub¹, Wolter Paans²

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A new standard for Nursing Process-Clinical Decision Support Systems (NP-CDSS) was developed with 25 criteria. International experts validated the standard, emphasizing the Advanced Nursing Process for improved clinical decision-making.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Clinical Decision Support
Health Information Systems

Background:

Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) are crucial for evidence-based practice.
Standardization is needed to guide the development of effective Nursing Process-Clinical Decision Support Systems (NP-CDSS).

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a standard for NP-CDSS to guide future system development.
To establish the content validity of the developed NP-CDSS Standard.

Main Methods:

A standard with 25 criteria was developed for NP-CDSS.
Content validity was established through qualitative interviews with international experts.

Main Results:

Fourteen categories demonstrating international expert consensus were identified.
Experts identified the Advanced Nursing Process as central to NP-CDSS development.
Experts recommended NP-CDSS should suggest research-based nursing diagnoses and linkages.

Conclusions:

The developed NP-CDSS Standard has established content validity.
The standard provides a framework for future NP-CDSS development.
Integration of the Advanced Nursing Process is key for effective NP-CDSS.