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EHR-derived cognitive load is associated with guideline-concordant statin initiation in primary care
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Abstract
EHR metadata can associate cognitive load with appropriate clinical behavior, revealing nonlinear associations between cognitive load and statin initiation rates. This work suggests opportunities to optimize EHR systems to reduce cognitive burden and support clinical decision-making. Connecting cognitive load to prescribing behavior generates hypotheses about how workflow adjustments and enhanced decision support might improve guideline adherence and patient care through prospective evaluation.
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