Why the study?
Does a real-time, targeted, and tailored EHR-based alerting system improve rates of GDMT at 30 days in outpatients with HFrEF?
Does a real-time, targeted, and tailored EHR-based alerting system improve rates of GDMT at 30 days in outpatients with HFrEF?
A low-cost, EHR-based alerting system can be rapidly integrated to significantly increase the adoption of guideline-directed medical therapy in heart failure outpatients.
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EHR alerts support rapid GDMT uptake in HFrEF outpatients; extends mixed prior evidence with positive RCT data.
A real-time, targeted, and tailored EHR-based alerting system for outpatients with HFrEF led to significantly higher rates of GDMT at 30 days when compared with usual care. This low-cost intervention can be rapidly integrated into clinical care and accelerate adoption of high-value therapies in heart failure. (PRagmatic trial Of Messaging to Providers about Treatment of Heart Failure [PROMPT-HF; NCT04514458]).
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