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Shared Decision-Making Tools Implemented in the Electronic Health Record: Scoping Review
record–integrated shared decision-making tool
Intervention implemented into a real clinical setting
Shared decision-making tool outcomes reported
Studies written in English
Exclusion criteria
Retrospective studies
Conference abstracts
Limited measures
A team of 5 researchers, including 2 professors with extensive backgrounds in cognitive and sociotechnical informatics (CW and JMB), 1 informatics researcher experienced in sociotechnical design (TT), an informatics student (JHP), and another informatics student (WR II
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e59956
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Furthermore, it is also possible that this study miscalculated the potential effect of the intervention when setting the noninferiority margin or that the power might have resulted in a type II error, which might have contributed to the null result. The step-up criteria used and the time point at which responder status was determined may have also influenced the findings. It is possible that an earlier assessment would be more beneficial in determining the need to adapt or step up the intervention.
JMIR Ment Health 2025;12:e57405
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Given the high cardiovascular risk associated with stage II hypertension (systolic BP≥140 mm Hg or diastolic BP≥90 mm Hg) and the prevalence of stage II hypertension in Alabama, the main outcome for intervention efficacy is BP control among adults with hypertension to
Heart Health Improvement Project primary blood pressure and smoking cessation clinical outcomes.
≥70% of patients diagnosed with hypertension who have controlled stage II hypertension (BP
≥75% of patients have smoking status documented per practice
JMIR Res Protoc 2024;13:e63685
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