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# Implementation Considerations

Implementing the recording and allergy, hypersensitivity, and intolerance information in clinical records and its use in clinical decision support systems and alerts requires careful consideration of different implementation options, including different information models, bindings, terminology distribution architecture, and compatibility with data exchange standards.

* [Options for Documenting Allergy using Allergy List vs Problem List](/implementation-guides/allergy-implementation-guide/5-implementation-considerations/5.1-options-for-documenting-allergy-using-allergy-list-vs-problem-list.md)
* [Enabling Clinical Decision Support](/implementation-guides/allergy-implementation-guide/5-implementation-considerations/5.2-enabling-clinical-decision-support.md)
* [Terminology Services](/implementation-guides/allergy-implementation-guide/5-implementation-considerations/5.3-terminology-services.md)
* [Demonstration app](/implementation-guides/allergy-implementation-guide/5-implementation-considerations/5.4-demonstration-app.md)

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