VisualTPL: A visual dataflow language for report data transformation

Chen, Woei-Kae; Tu, Pin-Ying

doi:10.1016/j.jvlc.2013.11.003

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“…Data transformation results in a bespoke design of the care plan template furnished with the data from the EHR inserted into specific fields of the report. Chen and Tu [42] identify three phases to report generation: data query, where the raw data are retrieved; data transformation, where the structure is converted to a 'report layout'; and, finally, formatting, where specific fonts, size and colour are applied and made available for print as a PDF or similar. When applied to the EHR, data can be omitted or included in the report [26], resulting in a more tailored, user-friendly report (care plan), enhancing the service user experience.…”

Section: Electronic Health Recordmentioning

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Care Plan Templates in Adult Community Mental Health Teams in England and Wales: An Evaluation

Kemp,

Doyle,

Turner

et al. 2024

Nursing Reports

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Adults accessing community mental health services are required to have a care plan, developed in collaboration with the person accessing the service. The variation in care plan templates in use in England and Wales, and their impact on care planning, is unknown. This study evaluates the community mental health care plan templates in use across England and Wales. Data were obtained from a Freedom of Information request to 50 NHS Mental Health Trusts. An evaluation tool was designed and used to extract data. Data were rated red, amber, or green against clinical and design standards. Forty-seven care plan templates were obtained. The clinical aspect of the care plan template had 60% adherence to the national standards, and the design aspects had 87% adherence. A ‘high/low’ typology is proposed against the design/clinical standards. The study identifies priority areas for improvement in the care plan templates as space to record the actions that service users and carers will take to contribute to their care plan, space to record the name and contact details for their care coordinator or lead professional, plus others involved in the person’s care. This study was not registered.

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Section: Electronic Health Recordmentioning

confidence: 99%

Care Plan Templates in Adult Community Mental Health Teams in England and Wales: An Evaluation

Kemp,

Doyle,

Turner

et al. 2024

Nursing Reports

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“…The remaining articles target a variety of domains such as robotics [53], research and psychiatry [54], museum exhibits [50], report generation [61], mechanical engineering [34], geographical information [57], document management [55], information visualization [47], and business process modelling [58].…”

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“…The tool, discussed in [61], VisualTP, is a tool that allows end users to generate reports using visual programming. To evaluate the tool, the authors conducted an experiment that compared VisualTPL with Microsoft Reporting Service.…”

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“…It is natural for tools that are aimed at computer science education such as [38], [39], [44], [45] to be evaluated with students. However, for tools aimed at other purposes such as [32], [33], [41], [43], [51], [52], [57], [61], it would have be ideal to evaluate the usability and learnability of the tools with The article that used the highest number of test participants (180) for evaluation can be found in [35]. The authors set an experiment to evaluate a tool named ''FAST'' that helps end users compose services.…”

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Characterizing Visual Programming Approaches for End-User Developers: A Systematic Review

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Recently many researches have explored the potential of visual programming in robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and education. However, there is a lack of studies that analyze the recent evidence-based visual programming approaches that are applied in several domains. This study presents a systematic review to understand, compare, and reflect on recent visual programming approaches using twelve dimensions: visual programming classification, interaction style, target users, domain, platform, empirical evaluation type, test participants' type, number of test participants, test participants' programming skills, evaluation methods, evaluation measures, and accessibility of visual programming tools. The results show that most of the selected articles discussed tools that target IoT and education, while other fields such as data science, robotics are emerging. Further, most tools use abstractions to hide implementation details and use similar interaction styles. The predominant platforms for the tools are web and mobile, while desktop-based tools are on the decline. Only a few tools were evaluated with a formal experiment, whilst the remaining ones were evaluated with evaluation studies or informal feedback. Most tools were evaluated with students with little to no programming skills. There is a lack of emphasis on usability principles in the design stage of the tools. Additionally, only one of the tools was evaluated for expressiveness. Other areas for exploration include supporting end users throughout the life cycle of applications created with the tools, studying the impact of tutorials on improving learnability, and exploring the potential of machine learning to improve debugging solutions developed with visual programming.INDEX TERMS Visual programming, end-user development, human-computer interaction, systematic literature review.

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Input Output Data Converter for the Math Engine in an Expert System

Barkovskii

Tselykh

2018

Intelligent Systems in Cybernetics and Automation Control Theory

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VisualTPL: A visual dataflow language for report data transformation

Cited by 5 publications

References 46 publications

Care Plan Templates in Adult Community Mental Health Teams in England and Wales: An Evaluation

Care Plan Templates in Adult Community Mental Health Teams in England and Wales: An Evaluation

Characterizing Visual Programming Approaches for End-User Developers: A Systematic Review

Input Output Data Converter for the Math Engine in an Expert System

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