No prior knowledge is required.
Students acquire the following knowledge and develop the following skills:
1. Understand the fundamental principles of clinical decision support systems, including their architecture, functionality, and applications in the healthcare environment.
2. Analyze the different types of associated technologies, such as rule-based systems, probabilistic models, and artificial intelligence techniques.
3. Reflect on the ethical, legal, and organizational aspects related to the development and implementation of information systems for decision-making in clinical practice.
Definition, objectives, evolution, and benefits of clinical decision support systems (CDSS)
Types of CDSS: rule-based systems, artificial intelligence, and probabilistic models
Functioning of a CDSS: technical components and integration with electronic health records
Clinical decision-making processes and the factors that influence them
Clinical applications of CDSS in diagnosis, treatment, safety, and hospital management
Evaluation and validation of CDSS performance in real-world settings
Ethical, legal, and professional acceptance aspects of CDSS
Future trends: big data, deep learning, and personalized medicine in CDSS
The subject of Clinical Decision Support Systems is taught using a combination of teaching methodologies: from lectures to convey the fundamental theoretical concepts of the course, to practical sessions where challenges related to decision-making in the clinical setting are presented. Activities related to the development of a project in the field will also be conducted, to be solved individually or in groups.
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