(successfully finished July 2019)
To improve the structure of care, medical guidelines are designed. The structured, computer-interpretable models of these guidelines can be utilized to enhance the interpretation of recordings of medical consultations. In this project, the current availability and format of computer-interpretable guidelines (CIGs) are studied, as well as the implementation of these CIGs in the Care2Report system.
As a part of the bachelor program Computer Science at Utrecht University student teams...
The Care2Report system may be deployed in many different medical specializations or even...
This project's goal is to develop an application that automatically reports on veterinary...
(ongoing) The Care2Report program in its current form is tailored to human healthcare....
Medical consultations often contain information that is not exclusively related to the...
(ongoing) Triage calls often concern urgent medical problems, the caller may be in distress...
(successfully finished March 2020) In order to easily store, access and use files, two...
(successfully finished February 2020) A large corpus of test and training data is required...
(successfully finished January 2020) In this project, the use of state-of-the-art action...
(successfully finished July 2019) How are medical interactions generally structured? Can we...
