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51, compared with preintervention). Among patients with no previous TTEs in our system, 95.3% of TTEs were appropriate, compared with 87.7% of TTEs for patients with prior TTEs within 30days prior (odds ratio=2.85; 95% CI, 1.18-6.31; P=.005). The EMR algorithm initially increased the percentage of appropriate TTEs, but this effect decayed over time. Further study is needed to develop EMR-based interventions that will have lasting impacts on provider ordering patterns. The EMR algorithm initially increased the percentage of app
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