#CDS WEBTOOLS ARCHIVE#

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#CDS WEBTOOLS ARCHIVE#

The Repository hosts numerous artifacts in varying forms and maturity across a variety of clinical topics, from 'analytic, diagnostic and therapeutic techniques and equipment' to 'psychiatry and psychology'. (Within our archive we collect a lot of software including: WebTools Pro: Reports for HTML, CSS, JScript, Forms, Images: Do what View Source never could. Entries in this repository include CDS 'artifacts' – actionable medical knowledge (e.g., clinical practice guidelines, peer-reviewed articles, local best practices, and clinical quality measures) translated into computable and interoperable decision support. The CDS Connect Project is a freely available web-based platform that enables the clinical decision support (CDS) community to identify evidence-based care, translate and codify information into an interoperable health IT standard, and leverage tooling to promote a collaborative model of CDS development.

The CDS Connect Repository supports AHRQ’s mission to disseminate and implement patient-centered outcomes research findings into clinical practice through CDS. The CDS Connect Project is a freely available web-based platform that enables the clinical decision support (CDS) community to identify evidence-based care, translate and codify information into an interoperable health IT standard, and leverage tooling to promote a collaborative model of CDS development. You can now log in online through (CDS) and view all transactions in real-time status, allowing you to view.

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