Correction: A pragmatic parallel arm randomized-controlled trial of a multi-pronged electronic health record-based clinical decision support tool protocol to reduce low-value antipsychotic prescriptions among older adults with Alzheimer's and related dementias.

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Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Oncology Clinical Trial Participation: Investigator Attitudes, Needs, and Motivation to Improve.

Purpose: The perspective of all stakeholders involved in clinical trials is critical to addressing disparities in racial/ethnic minority (REM) clinical trial participation. Little is known about clinical trial investigator perspectives. To our knowledge, there are no published studies assessing differences in investigator perspectives on the basis of their primary role in clinical trials (ie, principal investigator [PI] or subinvestigator [sub-I]).

Patient characteristics and health system encounters of decedents not marked deceased in the electronic health record.

Objectives: Health systems are increasingly accountable for patients and require accurate electronic health record (EHR) vital status. We recently demonstrated that 19% of seriously ill primary care patients in one system were not marked dead in the EHR and 80% of these decedents had an encounter or appointment outstanding after death. Herein we describe the mechanism of identifying decedents whose death is not captured at the level of the EHR, characterize these decedents, and describe medications refilled after death.

Standard HIPAA Authorization Forms Decreased Response Rates for a Multi-site Pragmatic Trial.

Background: The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) aims to safeguard patient information; however, complex legal language may lead to confusion and mistrust, and hinder enrollment in clinical trials.

Objective: To evaluate the effect of a standard HIPAA authorization included in mailed survey packets on study enrollment for a multi-site pragmatic trial.

Design: This study is nested within an advance care planning pragmatic trial at 50 primary care clinics across three University of California (UC) Health Systems.