Session Rating: 8.90
(For perspective, the average overall session rating at the conference was 8.97)
Bar-Shain Speaker Rating: 9.23
(The average speaker rating at the conference was 9.06)
(source ExpressEvaluations.com)
(For perspective, the average overall session rating at the conference was 8.97)
Bar-Shain Speaker Rating: 9.23
(The average speaker rating at the conference was 9.06)
(source ExpressEvaluations.com)
Dr. Bar-Shain gave an exceptionally honest and open discussion. Very useful really.
Bleeding edge talk which definitely belongs in agenda despite lack of data. Appreciated the speakers attempt to complete the project, and the efforts to outline where the guidelines fall short. Need Epic's help to scoop his code and build and make it available in Foundation.
Outstanding session. Great ideas with how to integrate the htn guidelines. I hope your build (when completed) will be integrated into Epic foundation system. It would be great to have a process to get great build like this into Epic.
We are exploring this also, I have a few things to bring back from their presentation
Thanks for sharing your process. This is clearly a very complicated process and I appreciate you sharing your progress even in the lack of current data.
What changes will you apply . . .
. . . evaluate for possible implementation
. . . Will not enter into implementing clinical decision support lightly as it's rarely as simple as it looks at first glance.
. . . Implement
. . . plan to change some processes in our CDS committee
. . . Explore implementing a similar protocol.
. . . Revised BPA and change in workflow for repeat manual BPs
. . . Will try to improve our local BPAs
. . . We will develop tools to help identify patients with hypertension.
. . . n/a
. . . as above
. . . Will attempt to implement into care pathways.
. . . Plan to expand our htn BPA
. . . None
. . . Be more cognizant of peda blood pressure
. . . Will apply learning to modify CDS rules
. . . Manual bps x2 for elevated automatic reading
. . . look at how we document manual vs automatic BPs and if our alerts are consistent with the new guidelines
. . . promote current guidelines with CDS
. . . Ensure operational workflows are following guidelines and respects alerts.
. . . I now have better understanding of the different recommendations for follow up of elevated BP. While waiting for full clinical decision support for these new guidelines, have created SmartPhrases to remind me of latest recommendations for follow up.
. . . Use the Epic-released BP calculations.
. . . Update forms
. . . will emphasize appropriate leverage of EMR in HTN identification solutions
. . . Implementation of better decision making tools for the practice.
. . . won't really change practice as i see limited pediatrics