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CURBING UNNECESSARY VITAMIN D TESTING
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Vitamin D testing is frequently overused, particularly in low-risk populations, leading to unnecessary costs and healthcare inefficiencies. This case study outlines a multidisciplinary approach taken by a three-hospital academic health system in Oregon to implement an electronic health record best practice advisory. The initiative successfully increased the proportion of indicated vitamin D tests and reduced the overall number of tests performed, demonstrating the effectiveness of targeted clinical decision support in aligning practice with evidence-based guidelines.
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