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Interactive Media Systems, TU Wien

ReMINE Deliverable 4.7 -- First Release of the Adverse Risk Management Support System

By Theresia Gschwandtner, Katharina Kaiser, and Andreas Seyfang

Abstract

In recent years sophisticated approaches have been developed in order to permit computerized processing and visualizing of clinical practice guidelines. Two major challenges of the visualization of clinical guidelines are (1) to properly support the time-oriented process of treatment plans, and (2) to properly represent the multidimensional information spaces pertaining to a patient's condition. For both tasks a variety of Information Visualization techniques have been developed; however, visualizing the various interdependencies between the execution of a treatment plan and the patient's condition is still a largely unresolved task. This deliverable deals with the analysis of requirements to visualise treatment processes, patient data, and combinations of both, with a focus on satisfying the requirements of the ReMINE project. It contains furthermore a comprehensive survey of existing visualization approaches dealing with these aspects. A critical review concentrates on applying these approaches within the ReMINE framework and gives an outlook of suitable techniques.

Reference

T. Gschwandtner, K. Kaiser, A. Seyfang: "ReMINE Deliverable 4.7 -- First Release of the Adverse Risk Management Support System"; Report No. D 4.7, 2009; 44 pages.

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