BINET aims to design a Business Intelligence framework using Social Network technology in the healthcare field, to establish a non-conventional graph analysis platform. Scientific validation of the framework focuses on analyzing therapeutic, time and spatial associations among treatments, e.g. drug prescriptions and length of hospital stays, to find correlations between treatments of individuals and patient outcome. The validation also analyzes epidemiological and clinical databases to identify emerging technologies, standards of care, "benchmarking" among operational units within similar pathologies, and population profiling to identify homogeneous groups, from sociodemographics and healthcare demand, subject to tailored prevention campaigns. BINET specifically analyzes drug prescriptions for correlations between patient pathologies (derived from all treatments and diagnoses) and prescriptive behaviors of their general practitioners to identify "guidelines" and compare standard practices with practice guidelines. Finally the project aims at enabling the documentation of the state- of- the-practice of the research in the field.

BINET Business intelligence for social network analysis, case study in healthcare field

Stefania Pieroni;Fabio Mariani;Paola Chiellini;Loredana Fortunato;Sabrina Molinaro
2011

Abstract

BINET aims to design a Business Intelligence framework using Social Network technology in the healthcare field, to establish a non-conventional graph analysis platform. Scientific validation of the framework focuses on analyzing therapeutic, time and spatial associations among treatments, e.g. drug prescriptions and length of hospital stays, to find correlations between treatments of individuals and patient outcome. The validation also analyzes epidemiological and clinical databases to identify emerging technologies, standards of care, "benchmarking" among operational units within similar pathologies, and population profiling to identify homogeneous groups, from sociodemographics and healthcare demand, subject to tailored prevention campaigns. BINET specifically analyzes drug prescriptions for correlations between patient pathologies (derived from all treatments and diagnoses) and prescriptive behaviors of their general practitioners to identify "guidelines" and compare standard practices with practice guidelines. Finally the project aims at enabling the documentation of the state- of- the-practice of the research in the field.
2011
Istituto di Fisiologia Clinica - IFC
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