This study investigates different design options for drug interaction alerts. Drug interaction alerts are warnings given when two or more drugs may negatively interact with each other. The study aims to find ways to make these alerts more effective by using trust cues, which are signals that help people believe and follow the alerts.
Participants in the study will be exposed to various alert designs to see which ones are most effective. This involves evaluating how trust cues can influence the adherence to these alerts, ensuring that the warnings are noticed and followed.
- Who can participate: Eligibility criteria will be provided by the study team.
- Study details: Participants will review different designs of drug interaction alerts. The focus will be on how trust cues affect their response to the alerts.
