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Towards a traceable clinical guidelines application. A model-driven approach.

E Domínguez¹, B Pérez, M Zapata

¹Department of Mathematics and Computation, University of La Rioja, C/Luis de Ulloa s/n (Edificio Vives), 26004 Logroño, La Rioja, Spain.

Methods of Information in Medicine

|December 23, 2009

Summary

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This study presents a framework for automatically developing clinical guideline-based decision support systems (GBDSSs) using model-driven development. This approach enhances agility and reduces costs in creating GBDSSs for improved physician support and data traceability.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Software Engineering
Clinical Decision Support

Background:

Clinical guidelines are essential for evidence-based practice but complex to implement.
Manual development of decision support systems is time-consuming and costly.
Need for automated solutions to streamline the creation and deployment of guideline-based decision support systems (GBDSSs).

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel framework for the model-based development of GBDSSs.
To enable automatic generation of GBDSSs for enhanced physician support and data traceability.
To reduce the costs and development time associated with GBDSS creation.

Main Methods:

Utilized model-driven development (MDD) techniques for automated GBDSS creation.
Employed UML Statecharts to model guideline dynamics.
Integrated database schema mappings for automatic generation of persistent GBDSS components.

Main Results:

Developed an Eclipse plug-in named GBDSSGenerator for automated GBDSS development.
Successfully validated the framework by generating GBDSSs for various clinical guidelines.
Demonstrated the framework's capability to automate the entire development process.

Conclusions:

The proposed framework enables automatic and agile development of GBDSSs.
Significant cost savings in human resources are achieved through automated development.
The framework facilitates efficient creation of decision support tools for clinical practice.