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Optimal Extraction of Integrated Web Interactive Clinical Informatics Towards Precision Medicine
Optimal Extraction of Integrated Web Interactive Clinical Informatics Towards Precision Medicine
Volume 11, Issue 4, April 2020, pp. 595-602, Article ID: IJARET_11_04_057
Available online at https://iaeme.com/Home/issue/IJARET?Volume=11&Issue=4
ISSN Print: 0976-6480 and ISSN Online: 0976-6499
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34218/IJARET.12.4.2021.057
Victor S.P
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science,
Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India
ABSTRACT
Precision medicine is the recent gift in our era to understand and handle the medical
complexities along with the prescribed solution. The web interactive clinical informatics
provides the collected medical data for any particular medical issues from anywhere
among the world in an efficient manner. In this advanced digital communication, since
the world is well connected the need from the medical domain is the extraction of
medical information towards precise medicine. The process of extracting the predicted
precision medicine state is a tedious one which requires the complex heterogeneous
data collection from different medical resources with proper verifications and
validations along with the efficient integrated data for the precise medicine is a tedious
one to implement. This paper proposed the optimal extraction of integrated web
interactive clinical informatics towards precision medicine with evaluation techniques
using data mining strategies by frequent monitoring and evaluation for individual
patient condition. In future this paper will be extended with artificial intelligence
analysis of implementation through genetic algorithm to attain an intelligent precision
medicinal system.
Key words: Precision, Medicine, Interaction, Clinical informatics, Integration.
Cite this Article: Richards Hadlee R, and Victor S.P, Optimal Extraction of Integrated
Web Interactive Clinical Informatics towards Precision Medicine, International Journal
of Advanced Research in Engineering and Technology, 11(4), 2020, pp. 595-602.
https://iaeme.com/Home/issue/IJARET?Volume=11&Issue=4
1. INTRODUCTION
Data integration is the process of bringing data from disparate sources together to provide users
with a unified view. The premise of data integration is to make data more freely available and
easier to consume and process by systems and users[1]. Data integration done right can reduce
IT costs, free-up resources, improve data quality, and foster innovation all without sweeping
changes to existing applications or data structures[2].
Web Data Interactions are generated when a user creates an interaction between any analytic
content and other analytic content (query to query) [3]. Data interactions involve changing the
target query with input from the source item. By default, all interactions between queries are
assumed to involve data interactivity - which will be enabled unless verbosely turned off[4,6].
Clinical informatics is the study of information technology and how it can be applied to the
healthcare field. It includes the study and practice of an information-based approach to
healthcare delivery in which data must be structured in a certain way to be effectively retrieved
and used in a report or evaluation[5,7]. Clinical informatics can be applied in a range of
healthcare settings including hospitals, physician’s practices, and the military and other
locations[9].
Precision medicine is a medical model that proposes the customization of healthcare, with
medical decisions, treatments, practices, or products being tailored to a subgroup of patients,
instead of an one‐drug‐fits‐all model[8].
2. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
The proposed methodology focuses on implementing the optimal extraction of integrated
clinical informatics from different web data informatics with proper verification and validation.
The data collection, integration methodology for optimal data extraction with proper
verification and validation in the field of information technology plays the important role in
precision medicine for the optimal gain in the clinical informatics improvements system. The
following figure-1 shows the proposed methodology structure,
Figure 2 Proposed Web Extraction of integrated Clinical informatics system for Precision medicine.
3. IMPLEMENTATION
3.1. Medical Data Interaction
Medical data interaction is a proposed 4-Dimensional data from each medical resources
uniquely represented by 24 character data id such that,
3 alpha numeric characters for Gender and Human part,
3 alpha numeric characters for disease code,
2 alpha numeric characters for country,
3 alpha numeric characters for hospital code,
3 alpha numeric characters for Medical expert handler ID,
7 alpha numeric characters for Patient ID,
For example MLKSS8INXXXDDDabcd123
Where
MLK represents Male with Left Kidney issues
name_of_table_one
RIGHT OUTER JOIN
name_of_table_two
ON
name_of_table_one.name_column_one = name_of_table_two.name_column_one
For converting all the integrated data into the word processing tool by having the Word
installed on the server, and has configured SQL Server to allow OLE Automation. With the
external trusted connection, and the execution query in the current database as
Execute spExportToword @Query Text='My Query',
@documentFile='C:\foobar.doc',@Tableformat='Colourful 1'
The following table represents the final output.
Table 4 Proposed Model results for covid-19 Clinical informatics using precision medicine
Category Covid-19 recovery Covid-19 active count
Total Cases 0 50
Optimal data integration 12 38
results from Tamilnadu
state
Optimal data integration 18 20
results from other states
Figure 4 Proposed Model results for covid-19 in Clinical informatics for precision medicine
The final results show the 76% success due to the 38 count reduction based on shared
optimal extraction of integrated clinical informatics for the precision medicine.
5. CONCLUSION
The web data collection of medical data resources are of heterogeneous nature in every user
aspects throughout the world. The process of organizing the data extraction from different level
of medical information’s is useful in solving the medical issues and improves the healthier
environment. This research paper initially focuses on the collection of web medical data
interactions from the hospitals, patients, doctors and labs in the form of different data types.
The data integration plays the important role with proper matching of patients information’s is
the secondary objective of this research work. The final part of the research verifies and
validates the uniqueness for identifying the similar patient cases with the optimal data extraction
for the precision medicine. Our proposed methodology provides 76% success rate for the
medical support efficiency.in future this research will be extended with the implementation of
artificial intelligence for the effective automated precision medicinal system.
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