The Representation and Manipulation of Temporal Data for Clinical Decision-Support Systems: A Database Challenge

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Citation: Amar K. Das and Samson W. Tu and Mark A. Musen. (1993) The Representation and Manipulation of Temporal Data for Clinical Decision-Support Systems: A Database Challenge. In KSL-93-70, December,1993.

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author Amar K. Das and Samson W. Tu and Mark A. Musen
title The Representation and Manipulation of Temporal Data for Clinical Decision-Support Systems: A Database Challenge
number KSL-93-70
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
address Stanford, CA, USA
year 1993
month December
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abstract Medical databases, which contain longitudinal series of time-stamped patient data, are quintessential examples of real-world temporal databases. A database-requirements analysis for clinical decision-support programs reveals, however, that the underlying model of time in most medical databases is not adequate for a variety of clinically relevant queries. In searching for an appropriate temporal data model, we evaluate whether proposed temporal extensions to the relational model can meet the needs of clinical decision-support systems. We conclude that most temporal relational models are inadequate, because they do not support the time indeterminacy of temporal data at different granularities.

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Abstract Medical databases, which contain longitudi Medical databases, which contain longitudinal series of time-stamped patient data, are quintessential examples of real-world temporal databases. A database-requirements analysis for clinical decision-support programs reveals, however, that the underlying model of time in most medical databases is not adequate for a variety of clinically relevant queries. In searching for an appropriate temporal data model, we evaluate whether proposed temporal extensions to the relational model can meet the needs of clinical decision-support systems. We conclude that most temporal relational models are inadequate, because they do not support the time indeterminacy of temporal data at different granularities. temporal data at different granularities.
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Title The Representation and Manipulation of Temporal Data for Clinical Decision-Support Systems: A Database Challenge  +
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