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Question 

Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) Several weeks later you are tasked with completing a quality assurance check on a patient encounter, something your healthcare facility does to ensure compliance with standards, safeguard the well-being of patients, and enhance the quality of services through continuous improvement. As you read through the notes, you gather this information: Dr. Barnes, a primary care physician, conducted a routine check-up for Mr. Anderson, a 65-year-old patient with diabetes. The Electronic Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) recommends adjusting insulin dosage and incorporating a new medication to enhance blood sugar control. Dr. Barnes discussed the CDSS recommendations with Mr. Anderson, and noted that Mr. Anderson expressed concerns about potential side effects from the suggested medication, citing previous experiences with adverse reactions. Additionally, Mr. Anderson shares that he has been experiencing challenges incorporating regular exercise into his routine due to joint pain. -Before reading the diagnosis and action plan that Dr. Patel documented, you pause to consider the options and what you would believe is most advisable. Select the decision that is the most advisable. Dismiss Mr. Anderson's concerns and proceed with the recommended treatment Strictly follow the CDSS recommendations Explore alternative approaches that consider both CDSS.