Electronic decision support system fails to improve outcomes

CHICAGO — A mobile health-based electronic decision support system did not lead to better control of BP or HbA1c, according to the mWellcare study results presented at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions.The researchers conducted the trial to evaluate a system offering electronic clinical decision support and task sharing to assist management of patients with hypertension or

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