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Variance handling plays a key role in the computerized clinical pathway (CP) management enabling high-quality and efficient patient care processes and healthcare services. Based on the analyses of the classifications and handling characteristics of variances, this paper proposes a hybrid variance handling approach combing generalized fuzzy ECA (GFECA) rules and a typed fuzzy Petri net extended by...
A clinical pathway defines the optimal multidisciplinary care process performed by a team of health care professionals for a particular diagnosis or procedure. Its computerized implementation in the web-based knowledge intensive environment is very important for the delivery of healthcare services with higher quality and efficiency. This paper proposes a framework for semantics-based clinical pathway...
Large amount of experts are key asset that universities hold. In order to increase people's awareness of experts and foster collaborative opportunities, it is necessary to build an expertise repository, which enables campus and external users to identify suitable experts and their expertise. This paper proposes a methodology for constructing semantic repository of academic experts, a semantic Web...
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