Managing risks introduced by a tool means understanding the type of decision support needed, understanding the type of decision support offered by the tool, & recognizing how well the values embedded in the tool align with those of patients and caregiv
"When humans are too far removed from or overly reliant on a diagnostic system, patient care can suffer." -Daniel Nystrom, MS https://t.co/r5n0pu5AM4 #RiskManagementEthics
Managing risk in cases that involve the use of clinical decision support tools is ethically complex. This article highlights this and offers 3 considerations for risk managers to draw upon when assessing risk in cases using clinical decision support: https
Decision support systems generally belong in 1 of 2 categories: (1) tools that augment human capabilities and (2) tools that offload (primarily via automation) caregivers’ tasks: https://t.co/GZ4H6VIChx