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Zhang Liu¹, Liang Xiao¹

¹School of Computer Science, Hubei University of Technology, Wuhan 430068, China.

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This study introduces a novel model for value-based clinical decision-making, integrating patient values with clinical evidence to personalize treatment recommendations. The approach enhances therapy selection by considering individual patient preferences alongside medical guidelines.

Keywords:

argumentation clinical decision making patient values personalized therapy recommendation model

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Medical Informatics
Clinical Decision Support
Health Policy

Background:

Patient values are crucial in clinical decision-making but are conventionally excluded from the process.
Existing clinical guidelines rarely incorporate patient values, leading to a gap in personalized care.
Scattered literature suggests the influence of values on decision-making, necessitating a structured approach.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a comprehensive, value-based therapy recommendation model.
To integrate patient values into clinical decision-making processes.
To enhance treatment plan suitability through personalized recommendations.

Main Methods:

Conducted a literature review to extract and classify value-based evidence.
Developed a fine-grained classification system for patient values.
Created a literature database using categorized values and therapies for evidence extraction.
Proposed a formalism model to integrate value-based and clinical evidence.
Developed a prototype system for breast cancer treatment recommendation.

Main Results:

A comprehensive model for value-based therapy recommendation was proposed.
A literature database was generated to support value-based decision-making.
The evidence repository successfully integrated clinical and value-based data.
The prototype system demonstrated feasibility and effectiveness in a breast cancer case study.
Decision-makers can dynamically weigh clinical and value-based evidence.

Conclusions:

Integrating patient values into clinical decision-making models is feasible and effective.
The proposed model facilitates personalized treatment plans by balancing clinical evidence with patient values.
This approach has the potential to improve patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes.