The flexibility of a clinical case (a f-HINe diagram)
Abstract
A f-HINe model represents real clinical histories mainly of chronic patients with multi-pathologies, who therefore interact with various medical specialists. Therefore, considering the different specializations and the fact that the issues of a clinical history can refer to more than one anatomical apparatus, a f-HINe model has different lanes. Furthermore, health issues can be organized according to different perspectives, creating logical-conceptual spaces, the levels. The presence of lanes and levels means that different sub-cases can be generated starting from a referent case. The purpose of this work is to identify an indicator (the flexibility of a clinical history) to identify the number of sub-cases that can be extracted from the same initial clinical history. The definition of flexibility has many points in common with the search for views, as they are the guide for calculating this indicator. The value of the flexibility depends on the type of view considered and how the various types of views (partial and specialized) are combined. Since not all views are interesting from a medical point of view, the usefulness of the indicator is to show all potentially extractable views and allow the clinician to choose the most useful and significant ones.Downloads
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2024-03-26
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D’Uffizi, A., Ricci, F. L., Pecoraro, F., & Tamburis, O. . (2024). The flexibility of a clinical case (a f-HINe diagram). IRPPS Working Papers, 1(1), 1–20. Retrieved from http://150.146.207.214/index.php/wp/article/view/300
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