TSSS CDER stands for Time Sensitive Safety Significant Clinical Decision Support and Electronic Results. It is a term used in the medical field to describe a system of electronic tools and information designed to assist healthcare professionals in making time-sensitive, safety-critical clinical decisions, and to provide electronic results to aid in patient care.
Time Sensitive refers to the urgent nature of some clinical decisions that need to be made promptly to ensure patient well-being and safety. These decisions can involve critical conditions or situations where delays can significantly impact the outcome.
Safety Significant indicates the importance of patient safety in clinical decision-making. The system aims to minimize errors and enhance patient safety through the use of electronic tools and alerts that provide guidance, recommendations, or warnings.
Clinical Decision Support (CDS) is the application of various tools, such as algorithms, guidelines, or alerts, within an electronic health record system to aid clinicians in making informed decisions. TSSS CDER integrates these CDS tools with electronic results.
Electronic Results refers to the display, delivery, and storage of clinical information and test results electronically, allowing healthcare professionals to access and review patient data in a timely manner.
The TSSS CDER system is designed to bring together time-sensitive clinical decision support and electronic result access to ensure rapid and accurate decision-making in emergency situations, critical conditions, or when immediate actions are necessary for patient care.
