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This paper provides an overview and update on my PhD re-search, which focuses on developing an experience-based clinical decision sup-port system (CDSS) that extends the implemented clinical practice guidelines knowledge. This method relies on the capitalization of clinicians’ experience. First, a decisional event structure is presented, which models the required in-formation involved in a decision-making process. This information includes the implicit knowledge related to the clinicians’ know-how. Second, a method to process this information and create new experience-based rules is presented. Third, a quality assessment algorithm is introduced to score the experience-based rules based on previous patients’ outcomes. Supervisors: Brigitte Séroussi, Nekane Larburu, Jacques Bouaud
Computer Interpretable Guidelines, Clinical Decision Support System, Breast Cancer, Decisional Events, Experience Modeling, Knowledge Discovery
Computer Interpretable Guidelines, Clinical Decision Support System, Breast Cancer, Decisional Events, Experience Modeling, Knowledge Discovery
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