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From guidelines to careflows: modelling and supporting complex clinical processes.

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¹Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. johnfox@robots.ox.ac.uk

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Computer interpretable clinical guidelines often overlook care processes, focusing instead on isolated tasks. Unifying clinical process modeling with business process modeling offers a promising research direction for comprehensive healthcare delivery.

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Area of Science:

* Health Informatics
* Clinical Decision Support
* Process Modeling

Background:

* Existing research on computer interpretable clinical guidelines primarily addresses individual clinical tasks, neglecting the broader temporal aspects of care processes like care plans and pathways.
* Business process modeling research excels at representing processes but has not addressed clinical data interpretation and decision-making challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

* To compare the strengths and weaknesses of two distinct research traditions: computer interpretable clinical guidelines and business process modeling.
* To explore the theoretical frameworks underpinning each tradition, including Petri nets and mathematical logics.
* To identify the potential for unifying these approaches for improved clinical process representation.

Main Methods:

* Comparative analysis of research traditions in clinical guideline interpretation and business process modeling.
* Review of theoretical frameworks such as Petri nets for workflow and mathematical logics for guidelines.
* Discussion of the limitations and complementary aspects of each approach.

Main Results:

* Clinical guideline research focuses on specific tasks, while business process modeling addresses extended processes.
* Distinct theoretical frameworks (Petri nets, mathematical logics) support each tradition.
* The two traditions offer complementary perspectives on clinical processes.

Conclusions:

* A significant research gap exists in unifying computer interpretable clinical guidelines and business process modeling.
* Integrating these fields is crucial for developing comprehensive models of clinical processes.
* Future research should focus on bridging the divide between task-oriented clinical guidelines and process-oriented business modeling.