Expression of Clinical Logic with Positive and Negative Explainability
AssigneeCerner Innovation, Inc.
InventorsRyan Alan Brush, Paul Hartwell, Mike Rodriguez
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AssigneeCerner Innovation, Inc.
InventorsRyan Alan Brush, Paul Hartwell, Mike Rodriguez
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Methods, systems, and computer-storage media are provided for providing explainability to an end-user on why a particular patient failed to qualify for a health-related measure. High-level clinical logic explainability rules are generated on top of high-level clinical logic used to identify members of a population who qualify and who do not qualify for the health-related measure. The explainability rules are designed to identify which components in the high-level clinical logic are not satisfied by the patient's health data, and, more specifically, which of the components' sub-criteria disqualified the patient from the health-related measure. The output of the explainability rules is structured into an easy-to-understand format that is presented on a user interface associated with an end-user such as a clinician.
One or more computer-storage media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon that, when executed by a computing device, facilitate a method of determining and presenting information on why members of a population do not qualify for a health-related measure, the method comprising:
A computerized method carried out by at least one server having one or more processors for presenting information on why members of a population qualify or do not qualify for a health-related measure, the method comprising:
A computer-implemented system for processing population health data to identify and explain why members of a population qualify or do not qualify for a health-related measure, the system comprising:
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