DynaMed Ranked Top Performing Point-of-Care Clinical Reference Tool by Health Care Providers
DynaMed®, a Clinical Decisions resource from EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO), is named the top performing point-of-care clinical reference tool in the 2024 Best in KLAS Software and Services report. KLAS, a research firm that specializes in monitoring and reporting the performance of health care vendors, ranked DynaMed the number one clinical decision support point-of-care reference tool among health care organizations. This is the third year that DynaMed has been ranked number one clinical decision support reference tool, and the fifth year the tool has been included in the Best in KLAS: Software and Services report.
Each year, KLAS publishes the Best in KLAS report, ranking vendors across the many technology and services markets within health care. DynaMed is an award-winning clinical decision support solution designed to reduce time to answer and provide the most current, evidence-based information to health care professionals.
KLAS CEO Adam Gale says, "At KLAS, we firmly believe that the voice of healthcare providers and payers is paramount. The Best in KLAS awards are based on extensive feedback and evaluations from healthcare professionals across the nation. Winning a Best in KLAS award, therefore, is not just about recognition; it shows the trust and confidence that healthcare providers place in the winning vendors. It also helps validate each vendor's commitment to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. We are proud to recognize 2024's Best in KLAS award winners! Their unwavering dedication to improving patient outcomes is wonderfully inspiring."
DynaMed Editor in Chief Peter Oettgen MD, FACC, FAHA, FACP, says KLAS Research provides the honest, insightful feedback that vendors need to develop useful products for health care professionals. "DynaMed is designed and customized with today's clinician in mind. DynaMed's #1 ranking in the Best in KLAS report demonstrates that we are meeting the needs of health care professionals at the point of care."
Source: EBSCO
