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Clinical Decision Support System Applied the Analytic Hierarchy Process

We describe a clinical decision support system applied the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), with taking planning lifestyle modifications for Diabetic patients as an example. From our results, clinical decision support systems applied the AHP can promote interactive decision making through finding a point of agreement among (1) physician’s aspect based on experience and belief, (2) patient’s aspect based on characteristics, and (3) expert consensus. Moreover, such systems may meet the need to customize the decision making process.

Takumi Ichimura | Katsumi Yoshida | Machi Suka

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