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Intelligent agent for collaborative diagnosis.

Abstract

An agent-based approach to facilitating cooperative medical diagnosis is presented in this paper. Background work in computer supported cooperative work and medical informatics is first discussed. Relevant theory for interaction management is then considered. An agent-based interaction is then shown via a case study to facilitate cooperative diagnosis. This is achieved through monitoring patient record construction and by highlighting relevant diagnostic information.

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C Mulvihill, A Patel, T O'Meara. 1998. Intelligent agent for collaborative diagnosis.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10384453/

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