• Stud Health Technol Inform · Jan 2009

    The expert explorer: a tool for hospital data visualization and adverse drug event rules validation.

    • Adrian Băceanu, Ionuţ Atasiei, Emmanuel Chazard, Nicolas Leroy, and PSIP Consortium.
    • Ideea Advertising, Bucharest, Romania. adrian.baceanu@ideea.biz
    • Stud Health Technol Inform. 2009 Jan 1;148:85-94.

    AbstractAn important part of adverse drug events (ADEs) detection is the validation of the clinical cases and the assessment of the decision rules to detect ADEs. For that purpose, a software called "Expert Explorer" has been designed by Ideea Advertising. Anonymized datasets have been extracted from hospitals into a common repository. The tool has 3 main features. (1) It can display hospital stays in a visual and comprehensive way (diagnoses, drugs, lab results, etc.) using tables and pretty charts. (2) It allows designing and executing dashboards in order to generate knowledge about ADEs. (3) It finally allows uploading decision rules obtained from data mining. Experts can then review the rules, the hospital stays that match the rules, and finally give their advice thanks to specialized forms. Then the rules can be validated, invalidated, or improved (knowledge elicitation phase).

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