Title :
Toward an optimal use of artificial intelligence techniques within a clinical decision support system
Author :
Aljaaf, Ahmed J. ; Al-Jumeily, Dhiya ; Hussain, Abir J. ; Fergus, Paul ; Al-Jumaily, Mohammed ; Abdel-Aziz, Khaled
Author_Institution :
Appl. Comput. Res. Group, Liverpool John Moores Univ., Liverpool, UK
Abstract :
Intelligent clinical decision support systems have been increasingly used in health care organisations. These systems are intended to help physicians in their diagnosis procedures; making decisions more accurate and effective, minimising medical errors, improving patient safety and reducing costs. However, the effectiveness and accuracy of these systems largely depend on the underlying AI technique that has been used, where same clinical-related problem can be solved using more than one AI technique which may provide different outcomes. Consequently, it is crucial to figure out the ideal utilisation of AI techniques in the clinical decision support systems. Our research study reviews various researches which utilised Artificial Intelligence techniques in clinical decision support systems with the aim of identifying basic criterion for adequate use of intelligent techniques within such systems. This paper presents a yes/no inquiry approach based on observations of previous research studies. The objective of this inquiry is to facilitate the selection of the most beneficial and effective AI technique that can be applied in the medical decision support system to provide the best outcomes.
Keywords :
artificial intelligence; decision support systems; medical information systems; patient care; AI technique; artificial intelligence techniques; clinical-related problem; cost reduction; health care organisations; intelligent clinical decision support systems; medical decision support system; medical errors; patient safety; yes-no inquiry approach; Accuracy; Decision support systems; Diseases; Knowledge based systems; Medical diagnostic imaging; artificial intelligence; clinical decision support; medical errors;
Conference_Titel :
Science and Information Conference (SAI), 2015
Conference_Location :
London
DOI :
10.1109/SAI.2015.7237196