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Copyright © 2019 for this paper by its authors. Use permitted under Creative Commons Li- cense Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) IREHI 2018 : 2nd IEEE International Rural and Elderly Health Informatics Conference

Antibids - Antibiotics Big Data System

Natalya Shakhovska

Head of Artificial intelligence department, Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine

Abstract: Development of decision support clinical system AntiBidS (Antibiot- ics Big Data System) that will serve to the collection, processing and analysis Big medical data from various sources, to simplify the process of personalizing treatment, standardization of approaches for selecting schemes of antibiotic therapy, to collect the new trends in pharmaceutical products on the Internet.

All of them will provide expansion of the social aspect in the work of medical staff and in the health and well-being of patients.

Keywords: Antibiotics, Big Data, System, personalizing treatment, patient, medical data.

Introduction

Proposal outline: development of decision support clinical system AntiBidS (Anti- biotics Big Data System) that will serve to the collection, processing and analysis Big medical data from various sources, to simplify the process of personalizing treatment, standardization of approaches for selecting schemes of antibiotic thera- py, to collect the new trends in pharmaceutical products on the Internet. All of them will provide expansion of the social aspect in the work of medical staff and in the health and well-being of patients.

Objectives

• Simplify and improve the process of personalization antibiotic treat- ment of patients;

• Collect information about medications from different pharmacies da- tabases and automatically parse.

• To allow of doctor find needed medications without remembering all trade-marks and pharmacies groups.

• Automatically medical e-prescription creation.

Incoming information:

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• Information about the disease

• Patient information (medical record with diagnose)

• Instruction for medication Data processing:

• Medical instruction parsing

• The medication (antibiotic) selection

• E-prescription creation

The technical approach

Phase 1. To collect medication instructions

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 Indication

 Contraindication

 allergic reaction

 active substance

 dosage

 diseases

Graph and document-oriented database combination

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CREATE (Ampicilin:Antibiotic {title: Ампіцилін, latin_title: Ampicilin, release_form: ‘Tablets 500 000 IU',application_method:'Inside of 400,000 - 500,000 IU 2-3 times a day for 10-12 days'})

CREATE (Candidiasis:Disease {name: Candidiasis gastrointestinal tract'}) CREATE (SkinLesions:Disease {name: Lesion of skin'})

CREATE (MucosalLesions:Disease {name: Mucosal lesions'}) CREATE (Liver:Disease {name: Liver illness})

CREATE (Stomach:Disease {name: Acute gastrointestinal diseases'}) CREATE (Ulcer:Disease {name: Gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer'}) CREATE (UteineBleeding:Disease {name: Uterine bleeding'}) CREATE

(Candidiasis)-[:INDICATION]->(Ampicilin), (SkinLesions)-[:INDICATION]->(Ampicilin),

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(MucosalLesions)-[:INDICATION]->(Ampicilin), (Liver)-[:CONTRAINDICATION]->(Ampicilin), (Stomach)-[:CONTRAINDICATION]->(Ampicilin),

(Ulcer)-[:CONTRAINDICATION]->(Ampicilin),

(UteineBleeding)-[:CONTRAINDICATION]->(Ampicilin)

Phase 2. Medication selection.

An example of a parallel connection of graphs for a system of work with instruc- tions for medical products

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Phase 3. The patient data collection system

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The system for processing medical data and predicting the patient's condition

The result of power bands of HRV plotting

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Conclusions

 Raising awareness of physicians with new medicines allow decrease in time spent for searching for information about them.

 Improving the quality of medical treatment by personalizing treatment schemes. Ana- lysing the efficiency of patient pathway management both at primary care level (pre- vention and early detection) and en route encompassing

 Ability to use the program not only to antibiotic therapy, but doctors can use for other fields that will increase the quality of medical care.

 Providing hospitals the proposed information system for the rational antibiotic therapy for diseases caused by different types of surgical infection.

 Analysis of treatment's results, according to which possible to determine the efficacy of using the therapeutic schemes and prognostication of next methods of treatments.

 The inclusion of large amounts of data into useful information for planning authorities in the field of public health and implementation approach "health in all policies".

 The intelligence coach increase patient’s well-being.

References

1. Shakhovska N. Antibids - Antibiotics Big Data System. IREHI 2018. http://ieee-rural- elderly-health.com/2018/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/IREHI-Programm-1.pdf

2. Shakhovska N., Fedushko S., Greguš ml. M., Shvorob I., Syerova Yu. Development of Mobile System for Medical Recommendations. The 15th International Conference on Mo- bile Systems and Pervasive Computing (MobiSPC) August 19-21, 2019, Halifax, Canada.

Procedia Computer Science. Volume 155, 2019, Pages 43- 50. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2019.08.010

3. Fedushko S., Michal Gregus ml., Ustyianovych T. Medical card data imputation and pa- tient psychological and behavioral profile construction. The 9th International Conference on Current and Future Trends of Information and Communication Technologies in Healthcare (ICTH 2019) November 4-7, 2019, Coimbra, PortugalProcedia Computer Sci- ence. Volume 160, 2019, Pages 354-361. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2019.11.080

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