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The Role of Spreadsheets in Clinical Decision Support: A Survey of the Medical Algorithms Company User Community

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posted on 2022-05-16, 13:42 authored by Simon Thorne
This paper presents and discusses the results of a small scoping survey of Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) users from the Medical Algorithms Company website which hosts 24,000 different CDSS. These results are analysed, discussed, and compared with other similar studies and contribute to the wider understanding of how CDSS impact on clinical practice. The results show that CDSS provided by Medal are being used by clinical professionals in a variety of settings, both as an operational tool and as a research and reference tool. Whilst these tools are implemented and executed in a database, the initial logic is worked out on a spreadsheet. The paper describes that process and examines some of the results of the survey.

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Conference paper published in Proceedings of the EuSpRIG 2017 Conference "Spreadsheet Risk Management. Available at https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.1801.07782

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EuSpRIG 2017 Conference “Spreadsheet Risk Management”

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European Spreadsheets Risks Interest Group

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  • VoR (Version of Record)

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Thorne. S, (2018), 'The Role of Spreadsheets in Clinical Decision Support: A Survey of the Medical Algorithms Company User Community, Proceedings of the EuSpRIG 2017 Conference "Spreadsheet Risk Management", Imperial College, London, pp137-151 ISBN: 978-1-905404-54-4

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978-1-905404-54-4

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  • Cardiff School of Technologies

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Simon Thorne

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  • en

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