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J Am Med Inform Assoc 10:563-572 doi:10.1197/jamia.M1338
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Measuring the Impact of Diagnostic Decision Support on the Quality of Clinical Decision Making: Development of a Reliable and Valid Composite Score

Table 1

Main Characteristics of Proposed Scoring System

1. Complete composite score can be calculated when the “correct” diagnosis is unknown.
2. Contribution of any number of diagnoses/management steps can be considered.
3. Assesses the quality of clinical “actions” prompted by diagnostic decision support.
4. Assesses quality as a function not just of plausibility; quality is defined as “appropriateness” of decision making.

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