|
Beeler et al. [25]
|
Increasing the ratio of prescribing prophylaxis 6–24 h after admission/transfer
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
Physician practice performance improved
|
|
Eckman et al. [26]
|
Reducing disagreement among physicians
|
Reducing disagreement among physicians
|
+
|
|
Du et al. [27]
|
Increasing secondary preventive prescriptions after 15 months in the intervention group
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Karlsson et al. [28]
|
Increasing the prescription of anticoagulation after 12 months
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Mazzaglia et al. [29]
|
Increasing prescription of anti-blocking drugs
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Patel et al. [31]
|
Increasing the number of anti-inflammatory/lipid-lowering drugs
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Perestelo-pérez et al. [37]
|
Increasing satisfaction of decision making
|
Increasing satisfaction of decision making
|
+
|
|
Sáenz et al. [38]
|
Increasing long-term blood sugar using between group differences
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Geurts et al. [41]
|
Increase in standard use of oral rehydration solution
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Petersen et al. [43]
|
Increase in drug prescription in patients with risk above 5 percent
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Bourgeois et al. [44]
|
Reduced antibiotic prescriptions in visits by using templates
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Juszczyk et al. [45]
|
Reducing unnecessary prescription of antibiotics
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Mcdermott et al. [46]
|
Increasing physicians self-efficacy
|
Increasing physicians efficacy
|
+
|
|
Mcginn et al. [47]
|
Reduced antibiotic prescription
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Avansino et al. [51]
|
Increase in following clinical guidelines for systematic prescriptions compared to case prescriptions
|
Increase in following clinical guidelines
|
+
|
|
Awdishu et al. [52]
|
Increase in not taking medication or changing dose of inadequate drugs
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Erler et al. [53]
|
Reduction in the amount of medication received in the intervention group in excess of the prescribed dose
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Cox et al. [54]
|
Increase in the number of prescriptions for initial drug use
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Strom et al. [56]
|
Increasing the percentage of appropriate alerts that have been responded to by physicians in the intervention group compared to the control group
|
Increasing the percentage of appropriate alerts
|
+
|
|
Beeler et al. [60]
|
Increase in the average monitoring time of potassium level
|
Increase in the average monitoring time of potassium level
|
+
|
|
Eschmann et al. [62]
|
Decrease in the reaction time to reminders in physicians for monitoring alerts for potassium level
|
Decrease in the reaction time to reminders
|
+
|
|
Curtain et al. [5]
|
Reduction in the approved percentage of inhibitor intervention proton pump which is registered by the pharmacologist
|
Reduction in the approved percentage of inhibitor intervention proton pump which is registered by the pharmacologist
|
+
|
|
Turchin et al. [6]
|
Increasing overall efficiency of system functionalities prior to admission
|
Increasing overall efficiency of system functionalities
|
0
|
|
Griffey et al. [63]
|
Increasing the number of prescriptions by recommending the determined system dose
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Myers et al. [64]
|
Reducing the significant number of inappropriate abbreviations
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Van Stiphout et al. [65]
|
More efficient medical summary
|
More efficient medical summary
|
+
|
|
Akhu-zaheya et al. [32]
|
Increasing prescriptions in the short message group
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
Patient outcome improved
|
|
Khonsari et al. [33]
|
Increasing adherence to drug usage
|
Increasing adherence
|
+
|
|
Vervloet et al. [39]
|
Increasing adherence in the group receiving short messages
|
Increasing adherence
|
+
|
|
ervloet et al. [40]
|
Increasing the drug dosage in one hour during a six month period
|
Increasing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Elliott et al. [58]
|
Reducing the average number of days re-hospitalized 60 days after discharge
|
Reducing the average number of days re-hospitalized
|
+
|
|
Bruxvoort et al. [59]
|
Knowledge of the physician in using Lumefantrine or thometer
|
Increased Knowledge of the physician
|
+
|
|
Tamblyn et al. [67]
|
Reduction in dose of drugs after one year for antipsychotics
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Luitjes et al. [35]
|
For the control group, reducing the secondary outcome of infant morbidity after implementation
|
Reducing morbidity
|
+
|
Physician practice performance and patient outcome improved
|
|
Ackerman et al. [49]
|
Reducing excess prescription of antibiotics
|
Reducing prescribing
|
+
|
|
Pop-eleches et al. [50]
|
Reducing the number of treatment interruptions in both groups receiving weekly messages
|
Effective in process of care
|
+
|
|
Christensen et al. [34]
|
Reducing blood pressure after 12 months
|
Reducing morbidity
|
0
|
Physician practice performance not improved
|
|
Nielsen et al. [30]
|
Increasing the time outcome in the scope of treatment
|
Increasing the time outcome
|
0
|
|
Buhse et al. [36]
|
Reduction in faulty knowledge causing risk
|
Reducing risk
|
0
|
|
Gill et al. [42]
|
Increase in receiving care on the basis of instructions for patients with low-dose aspirin use (25%)
|
Increase in receiving care
|
0
|
|
Muth et al. [55]
|
Ineffectiveness of drug prescriptions after 6 and 9 months
|
Ineffectiveness in process of care
|
0
|
|
Strom et al. [57]
|
Reduction in the appropriate response of physicians to alerts during 17 months
|
Reduction in the appropriate response of physicians to alerts
|
0
|
|
Duke et al. [61]
|
Decrease in the conformity rate in normal risk patients for increased potassium
|
Decrease in the conformity rate in normal risk patients
|
0
|
|
Willis et al. [66]
|
Lack of difference in the rate of patient adherence to treatment, drug treatment significance, economic and clinical outcomes in three groups
|
No difference in process of care outcomes
|
+
|
Patient outcome not improved
|
|
Mohammed et al. [48]
|
Inability to be effective in treatment success rate
|
Ineffectiveness in process of care
|
0
|
