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Karin Schurink
Peter Lucas
Marc Bonten
Stefan Visscher
pneumonia
symptomssigns
mechanicalventilation
colonisation
antibiotic therapy
noyes
Incorporating Evaluation Incorporating Evaluation into the Design of a into the Design of a Decision-Support SystemDecision-Support System
UMC Utrecht
Radboud University Nijmegen
Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia
VAP
Pneumonie acquise sous ventilation mécanique
Beademings-gerelateerde Longontsteking
ContentsContents
1. Problem: incorporating evaluation into the design of a Decision-Support System (DSS)
2. Approach:• A DSS for Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia
(VAP): its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model
• Clinical setting: advising regarding the diagnosis and treatment of VAP in the ICU
• Design of DSS guided by evaluation considerations
IntroductionIntroduction
• Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP)
• Nosocomial infection on Intensive Care Units (ICU)
• Gold Standard = infectious-disease specialists
• Decision-Support System in uncertainty helps diagnosing the patient
finding optimal treatment
General: Bayesian Network; 2 parts1. qualitative = structure and relations between nodes (vars)
2. quantitative = conditional (estimated) probabilities example: P(pneumonia | body temperature 38.5 °C)
A DSS for VAP:A DSS for VAP: its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model (1)(1)
Bayesian Network for VAP; 2 parts1. diagnostic = clinical signs/ symptoms, duration of stay,
mechanical ventilation
2. therapeutic = most effective combination of antibiotic treatment
Decision-theoretic model
Providing utilities for combinations of antibiotics,
taking into account• side effects• financial costs • antimicrobial spectrum
A DSS for VAP:A DSS for VAP: its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model (2)(2)
utility : a quantitative measure of the strength of the expert’s preferencein decision making
A DSS for VAP:A DSS for VAP: its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model its underlying Bayesian-network and decision-theoretic model (3)(3)
Global structure of the Bayesian Network
colonisation
hospitalisation
aspiration
pneumonia
mechanicalventilation
symptomssigns
immunologicalstatus
sideeffects
antimicrobialtherapy
susceptibility
coverage
previousantibiotic use
The problem:The problem: incorporating evaluation into the design of a DSSincorporating evaluation into the design of a DSS
Has the DSS been properly evaluated?
• Diagnostic performance• Usability + effect
Diagnostic performance of the DSSDiagnostic performance of the DSS
AUC 0.795
Dataset: 17.700 rows/ patient days in the ICU
157 VAP days
experts vs.
DSS
Design for an evaluation study Design for an evaluation study of the DSS for VAPof the DSS for VAP
Known systematic effects/ biases in an evaluation study:
1. volunteer effect
2. Hawthorne effect
3. checklist effect
start
Give your professional opinion: VAP (yes/ no) treatment + motivation
Patient’s symptoms arepre-selected and presented to
the user
endManagement advice:1. p(VAP)2. antimicrobial treatment
random
Give your professional opinion: VAP (yes/ no) treatment + motivation
end
Resulting DSS for VAP Resulting DSS for VAP (2)(2)
all users (volunteer/ Hawthorne)
(checklist)
Conclusions & future workConclusions & future work
• Medical Decision-Support Systems are meant to assist
clinicians in the difficult process of medical management• Known biases in evaluation studies were discussed • More attention should be given to evaluation issues:
only then it is possible to perform a reliable evaluation of a DSS
In future we intent to perform the described evaluation study did the clinician revise his/ her judgement, taking into account the
system’s advice? did the system’s advice influence the clinician’s diagnosis?
pneumonia
symptomssigns
mechanicalventilation
colonisation
antibiotic therapy
noyes
Contact:
Stefan Visscher ([email protected])