Key result
EHR clinical decision support is linked to ~98% fewer noncompliant anticoagulation events in hospitalized cancer patients.
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Intervention reduces noncompliance in anticoagulation administration among cancer patients with thrombocytopenia, suggesting effective management strategies.
Preintervention, there were an average of 37 noncompliant events per month, which decreased to 0.7 postintervention. Orders with hold parameters increased from 28% to nearly 100%. Multiple interventions within the electronic health record increased anticoagulant orders with a platelet hold parameter and decreased the number of administrations below those specified parameters.
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Toale et al. (2026) conducted an observational in Cancer and thrombocytopenia. Electronic health record (EHR) clinical decision support tools (MAR platelet count display/flow sheet documentation, required platelet hold parameter order question, and nursing alert) vs. Preintervention standard workflow (manual entry and review of hold parameters) was evaluated on Mean noncompliant anticoagulation administration events per month. Electronic health record clinical decision support interventions reduced noncompliant anticoagulation administrations from 37 to 0.7 events per month in hospitalized adults with cancer.
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