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Table 6 Paper and pencil SCID 1 system and computer-administrated CB-SCID 1 system from deducted categories

From: Decision support in psychiatry – a comparison between the diagnostic outcomes using a computerized decision support system versus manual diagnosis

Deducted Categories

Pro Paper and pencil (frequency, absolute numbers)

Con Paper and pencil (frequency, absolute numbers)

Pro Computer (frequency, absolute numbers)

Con Computer (frequency, absolute numbers)

System structure, support

Supportive 5

Non-supportive 18

Supportive 40

Non-supportive 3

System process, navigation

Easy 5

Difficult 19

Easy 13

Difficult 3

Systems' administration

Easy

Difficult

Easy 8

Difficult

Systems' advice, Diagnosis

Heeding

Rejecting

Heeding 1

Rejecting 15

System preference

Yes 6

No

Yes 8

No

Thinking modality, Global

Easy 18

Difficult 2

Easy

Difficult 11

Thinking modality, step by step

Easy

Difficult

Easy 9

Difficult 4

Learning, prepared to learn more about the system

Yes 1

No

Yes 15

No 2

Clinical use, prepared to use the system on real patients

Yes

No

Yes 8

No 5