[MT-L] CDS in ADM
Kimball, Cristina
When revising your ADM questionnaire, do you create a new CDS or do you use the existing one? In NUR, I always create a new CDS to replace the old ones to keep the historical data intact. If I create a new CDS, what routines will be impacted? Thanks in advance.
Cristina C. Kimball, BSN, RN
Manager, Clinical Informatics
Pacific Alliance Medical Center
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Amber Adkins
The answer depends greatly on the type of CDS and what you do with the
data. If the fields are set to demo-recall, etc. If you are collecting
information that purges with the account; it doesn't really matter as
much. If you are sending the form to optical archive (such as an MSP,
etc) or recalling fields in other modules, then you must be more
careful.
Amber Adkins