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CONCERN Intervention

SR Sarah Collins Rossetti
PD Patricia C Dykes
CK Christopher Knaplund
MK Min-Jeoung Kang
KS Kumiko Schnock
JJ Jose Pedro Garcia Jr
LF Li-Heng Fu
FC Frank Chang
TT Tien Thai
MF Matthew Fred
TK Tom Z Korach
LZ Li Zhou
JK Jeffrey G Klann
DA David Albers
JS Jessica Schwartz
GL Graham Lowenthal
HJ Haomiao Jia
FL Fang Liu
KC Kenrick Cato
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Nurses and physicians who work on intervention units will have the CONCERN Score column integrated into their EHR patient list. The color-coded CONCERN score icon (red, yellow, green, and gray), which indicates the level of patient risk for deterioration, will be displayed in this column (Figure 3). The control units will not contain the CONCERN score column. Even if control group participants manage to manually add the CONCERN score column to their patient list view by themselves, only gray color (nonscores) will be displayed since their units and patients are excluded from the model.

COmmunicating Narrative Concerns Entered by Registered Nurses (CONCERN) Score column in Mass General Brigham’s Epic patient list. Epic screen shot used with approval by 2021 Epic Systems Corporation. © 2021 Epic Systems Corporation.

Copyright and License information:  ©2021 Sarah Collins Rossetti, Patricia C Dykes, Christopher Knaplund, Min-Jeoung Kang, Kumiko Schnock, Jose Pedro Garcia Jr, Li-Heng Fu, Frank Chang, Tien Thai, Matthew Fred, Tom Z Korach, Li Zhou, Jeffrey G Klann, David Albers, Jessica Schwartz, Graham Lowenthal, Haomiao Jia, Fang Liu, Kenrick Cato. Originally published in JMIR Research Protocols (https://www.researchprotocols.org), 10.12.2021.
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