PS2-12: Rapid Cycle Clinical Information Technology Innovations to Monitor and Tailor Pediatric Care for Obesity Interventions

Background/Aims Pediatric obesity is the most common, preventable chronic disease. Multiple guidelines concur that systematic, routine strategies are required to monitor body mass index (BMI) to identify overweight (>85th% BMI) and obese (>95th% BMI) children (ages 2–18), to intervene and provide follow up. This study reports on how health system leaders use electronic health records (EHR) and clinical decision intelligence support (CDIS) to track age specific BMI% and tailor pediatric care for obesity interventions.