Abstract: Analytics relevant to a particular patient are provided within the clinical decision workflow to provide data-driven decision support. When information is received from an end user device at a workflow service that indicates characteristics of a clinical decision support workflow being managed by the end user device for a patient, data is requested from one or more knowledge systems and electronic health record (EHR) data is requested from one or more EHRs. The data and the EHR data is aggregated within the clinical decision support workflow and a recommendation is provided to a clinician at a point of care via the end user device. For example, the recommendation may reveal that a particular care plan is, according to the aggregated data, the model recommendation.

Abstract: Analytics relevant to a particular patient are provided within the clinical decision workflow to provide data-driven decision support. When information is received from an end user device at a workflow service that indicates characteristics of a clinical decision support workflow being managed by the end user device for a patient, data is requested from one or more knowledge systems and electronic health record (EHR) data is requested from one or more EHRs. The data and the EHR data is aggregated within the clinical decision support workflow and a recommendation is provided to a clinician at a point of care via the end user device. For example, the recommendation may reveal that a particular care plan is, according to the aggregated data, the model recommendation.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for assessing compatibility between forms of medication in a clinical setting. Generally, a medical order for a patient is received, which specifies a task with an initial form of a medical agent to be administered to the patient. When a clinician attempts to administer the medical agent to the patient, a current form of the medical agent is received from a scanning device, for example. As such, it may be determined whether the current form is compatible with the initial form. When it is determined that the current form is not compatible with the initial form, an error may be generated and issued in an effort to prevent administration of the current form to the patient.