“…The third form of support, clinical support for AHHC doctors, can be in the form electronic clinical decision support systems (CDSSs), books, manuals, drug formularies and so on, which help clinicians with point-of-care decision making on issues like diagnosis, prioritizing investigations, recommending treatments and ordering medications. [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] In Australian general practice, most clinical support tools are built-in in softwares like the 'Medical Director' or 'Best Practice' and are easily available to regular-hour office-based GPs through their computers. They create opportunities for accessing and incorporating up-to-date, robust and evidence-based recommendations into everyday practice [18] and have been reported to be the most valued aspect of support for rural-based doctors.…”