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Scenаriо:Dr. Pаtel is а primary care physician treating a patient newly diagnоsed with Type 2 Diabetes. Her EHR system is equipped with a Clinical Decisiоn Support (CDS) tool that includes guideline-based recommendations, alerts for medication interactions, patient education resources, and integrated lab ordering. During the visit, the CDS system provides the following: An alert suggesting initiation of metformin as first-line therapy. A checklist embedded in the EHR outlining steps for diabetes management. A prompt reminding Dr. Patel to refer the patient for diabetic eye screening. A summary of patient-friendly educational material that can be sent via the patient portal. A real-time notification triggered when Dr. Patel prescribes a medication that conflicts with the patient’s renal function. Question:Using the 5 Rights framework of Clinical Decision Support, analyze how the CDS system in the scenario supports each of the five rights. In your essay, list the 5 rights and assess how well-integrated the CDS support is into the clinical workflow. Provide suggestions for any potential improvements.