Does Using an iPad Make an Intervention Innovative?

Miller and colleagues report the results of a randomized trial of an iPad-based decision aid and patient self-ordering intervention that achieved a 30% colorectal cancer screening rate, compared with 15% among control patients. The editorialists speculate on what aspect of the intervention might account for the effect observed and how an even more effective intervention could be designed.

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