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Brief Bioinform ; 25(1)2023 11 22.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38055839

ABSTRACT

Here, we will provide our insights into the usage of PharmCAT as part of a pharmacogenetic clinical decision support pipeline, which addresses the challenges in mapping clinical dosing guidelines to variants to be extracted from genetic datasets. After a general outline of pharmacogenetics, we describe some features of PharmCAT and how we integrated it into a pharmacogenetic clinical decision support system within a clinical information system. We conclude with promising developments regarding future PharmCAT releases.


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Decision Support Systems, Clinical , Pharmacogenetics
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Stud Health Technol Inform ; 270: 618-622, 2020 Jun 16.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-32570457

ABSTRACT

Pharmacogenetic testing can prevent adverse drug events but has rarely found its way into clinical routine. One reason is the lack of tools for smooth and automatable integration of pharmacogenetic knowledge into existing processes. Especially, electronic medical records (EMR) represent a suitable environment for such tools. We developed a modular service-oriented prototype of a pharmacogenetic decision support system within an EMR system of the Bern University Hospital. Here, we present the component architecture of our system and discuss issues required for generalizing our results.


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Pharmacogenomic Testing , Decision Support Systems, Clinical , Electronic Health Records , Pharmacogenetics , Software
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Stud Health Technol Inform ; 259: 51-56, 2019.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-30923272

ABSTRACT

The material master data catalogue in large hospitals may well exceed 50'000 articles required at one or another location for patient diagnosis and treatment. Most hospitals use a commercial material management IT system to deal with orders, eProcurement, incoming goods, warehouse management, internal commissioning and distribution. An analysis in three Swiss hospitals (including a hospital chain) demonstrated however, that despite existing standards maintenance of the material master data catalogue is often done manually based on different incoming formats such as csv, mail etc. We present components, which may enable seamless master data update using standardized formats and discuss in detail current barriers within hospital supply to give finally recommendations how to overcome them.


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Hospital Information Systems , Hospitals , Data Interpretation, Statistical , Humans
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