Behandlungspfade zur Unterstützung der ambulanten und kurzstationären sowie fast-track-Chirurgie

Engemann, R.; Strobel, Ulla

doi:10.1055/s-2005-836484

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“…Clinical pathways specify concrete treatment activities for patients with identical diagnoses or for patients diagnosed differently but treated by employing the same therapy (Engemann and Strobel, 2005). This standardization of the activities serves as a cost saving factor because of its short delay time as well as its quality assurance.…”

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FROM MEDICAL PROCESSES TO WORKFLOWS - Modeling of Clinical Pathways with the Unified Modeling Language

Mauro

Happle

Sunyaev

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Health Informatics

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Clinical pathways describe treatment processes within a hospital. They can be used as process models, which can be controlled by implemented workflow models in information systems. This enables (semi-) automated processes, and they are therefore high potential for an improved quality management and seamless IT support. Surprisingly, there are no published process models that describe the implementation of clinical pathways in an information system while taking into account the characteristics of health care specifics. We bridge this gap by proposing a process model using UML as modeling language.

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