Which of the following is NOT a reason an order set might be suggested in the Order Sets section?

• A. Based on a diagnosis listed in the patient's Problem List
• B. Based on the type of navigator, like Admission
• C. Based on an OurPractice Advisory
• D. Based on the number of times the provider clicked it from a list of order sets

Answer: (D)

Order set suggestions are driven by patient data and the current workflow context, not by how often a provider has clicked on something. If a patient has a diagnosis listed in the Problem List, the system can propose order sets that address that condition. The navigator type, such as Admission, also guides which sets are most relevant to the point in the workflow you’re in. OurPractice Advisory rules provide evidence-based guidance that can trigger related orders to appear. The factor of how many times the provider clicked a particular order set does not influence the suggestions; usage frequency is not a trigger for what is shown.