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What Are the Challenges in Implementing CDS in Gynecology?

Despite its advantages, the implementation of CDS in gynecology faces several challenges:
- Interoperability issues between different EHR systems and CDS tools.
- Resistance to change among healthcare providers accustomed to traditional practices.
- Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of CDS recommendations.
- Balancing the volume of alerts to avoid alert fatigue among clinicians.
- Protecting patient privacy and maintaining data security in digital systems.

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