Options for review. Never orders.
Each Gia card tells your clinician who, why, and what they could do next. The clinician decides.
What are Proactive Decision Options?
Proactive Decision Options are the two or three next steps shown on a Gia card for a clinician to choose from, each traceable to a reason drawn from that person's own chart and calls. No option becomes an action until a clinician selects it.
A risk band
High, Elevated or Watch. Set by the model and the latest check-in, shown first.
Three reasons
Drawn only from that person's own chart and calls. Never a generic rule.
Options, not orders
Two or three next steps for the clinician to pick from, each traceable to a reason.
What happened next
The option chosen, the note, the follow-up, and whether it happened. Written to the EHR.
Fall risk rising over 90 days
- Two new sedatives since August
- Weight down six pounds in a month
- Slower speech on the last two calls
Options for clinician review
- Medication review with the prescriber
- Fall-risk assessment and PT referral
- Nurse phone follow-up on Friday
Sample data. Clinician review required. No automatic ordering.
Decision support, with the decision left where it belongs.
A clinician decides.
No option becomes an action until a clinician chooses it. There is no automatic ordering.
Reasons you can check.
Every reason links to the chart entry or the call that produced it.
Options that fit the setting.
Skilled nursing, home health and plan care management see options that match what they can actually do.
Proactive Decision Options are clinical decision support for clinicians. They are not a diagnosis and not a treatment order.