Why the study?
Do information system notifications, reduced workload burden, and personalized feedback improve the adoption of policies to reduce frequent laboratory testing in patients stable on warfarin?
Do information system notifications, reduced workload burden, and personalized feedback improve the adoption of policies to reduce frequent laboratory testing in patients stable on warfarin?
Information system notifications, reduced workload, and personalized feedback can facilitate the de-implementation of frequent laboratory testing in stable warfarin patients.
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These strategies should not yet change practice; leaves open their effectiveness for de-implementing frequent testing in stable warfarin patients.
Leveraging information system notifications, reducing additional work load burden for participating patients and providers, and providing personalized feedback are strategies that may improve adoption and utilization new policies in anticoagulation clinics that focus on de-implementation.
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