Daniele Amati
Automated preference data mining: Techniques for extracting insights from patient preference studies.
Rel. Filippo Molinari, Paola Berchialla. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Biomedica, 2024
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Abstract
The scientific community is witnessing unprecedented growth in medical research, resulting in an excessive flow of published studies. Therefore, the need to efficiently and effectively extract relevant information from these articles has become increasingly important. This thesis aimed to tackle this challenge by developing an interactive Shiny app for medical patient preference studies (PPS). PPS assesses patients' values, priorities, and choices regarding healthcare, treatments, or outcomes to better align medical decisions with their preferences and improve care. The objective was to create a user-friendly web application that enables researchers to search and analyze a vast database of scientific articles related to patient preferences in medicine.
By providing an interactive platform to explore and analyze medical patient preference studies, researchers can more easily identify more easily patterns, trends, and insights that may have been overlooked using traditional methods
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