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Boaz Carmeli a , Paolo Casali b , Esther Goldbraich a Abigail Goldsteen a , Carmel Kent a , Lisa Licitra b , Paolo Locatelli c , Nicola Restifo c , Ruty Rinott a , Elena Sini b , Michele Torresani b , Zeev Waks a CliG: An Evidencebased Case Structuring Approach for Personalized Healthcare a IBM Research – Haifa b Fondazione IRCCS - Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori c Fondazione Politecnico di Milano Oral Presenta+on MIE Pisa, August 2012
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©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

             

Boaz Carmelia, Paolo Casalib, Esther Goldbraicha Abigail Goldsteena, Carmel Kenta, Lisa Licitrab, Paolo Locatellic, Nicola Restifoc, Ruty Rinotta, Elena Sinib, Michele Torresanib, Zeev Waksa

   

Cli-­‐G:  An  Evidence-­‐based  Case  Structuring  Approach  for  Personalized  Healthcare  

a IBM Research – Haifa bFondazione IRCCS - Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori c Fondazione Politecnico di Milano

Oral  Presenta+on  MIE  

Pisa,  August  2012  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Clinical  Decision  Support  (CDS)  § CDS  systems  have  a  great  poten.al  improving  health  care.  

– More  treatment  op.ons  – Complex  ‘omic’  data  

– Personalized  medicine  § Most  exis.ng  CDS  rely  on  domain  knowledge  – Clinical  trials  à  Clinical  guidelines  à  simple  CDS  rules  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Clinical  Decision  Support  (CDS)  § CDS  systems  have  a  great  poten.al  improving  health  care.  

– More  treatment  op.ons  – Complex  ‘omic’  data  – Personalized  medicine  § Most  exis.ng  CDS  rely  on  domain  knowledge  – Clinical  trials  à  Clinical  guidelines  à  simple  CDS  rules  

§ Penetra.on  of  EHRs  enable  data  driven  CDS  systems  ▫ Many  pa.ents  ▫ Diverse  popula.on  (co-­‐morbidi.es,  elderly)  ▫ New  treatments    ▫ New  Types  of  data  (Gene.c  markers)  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

MLDM  techniques  benefit  from  domain  knowledge  

Data

•  Hospitalization records

•  Drug approvals

•  Drug supply records

•  Lab tests

•  Prior medications

•  Personal information

* not all drugs need approval

* supply dates are unreliable

3 Possible treatments:

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU, Oxaliplatin

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU, Irinotecan

Mapping by prior knowledge

of possible treatment

§ Advanced colorectal cancer: comparing first line treatments  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G:  Clinical  Genomics  (Cli-­‐G)  analy.cs  for  oncology  care  appropriateness    § Decision  support  for  Treatment  Alloca.on  

§ Cli-­‐G  Combines:  – Evidence  Based  Medicine  (Guidelines)  – Methodical  Cased  Based  Reasoning  by  Data  Mining  and  Machine  Learning  Analy.cs  over  HMO  records  

§ Since  2010  working  with  Italian  Na.onal  Cancer  Ins.tute  in  Milan  to  develop  CDS  for  SoW  Tissue  Sarcoma  

§ Analyzes    ~2000  electronic  discharge  leYers,  (~1000  pa.ents)  containing  free  text  and  coded  fields.  

 

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Clinical  Problem  § Clinical  problem  is  associated  with  three  basic  building  blocks:  

Patient’s Diagnosis/Clinical Status: genomic, clinical, tumor markers

Standard

Outcome: recurrence, survival rate, side effects …

Presentation

Optional Treatments

Outcome

Adult Soft Tissue Sarcoma,

Critical presentations

Individualized Experimental (clinical trial)

Surgery Chemo Radio Surgery+ chemo

Chemo+ radio

E471

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  inside:  Integra.ng  knowledge,  data  and  analy.cs  for  decision  support  

Clinical Knowledge Management

Structured data

Evicase Generation & Management

Query

Evidence

Evicase

Clinical & Genomic Data (e.g. EHR)

Free text analysis

public knowledge subject matter expert guidelines

Analytics

Feature Ranking

Patient Similarity

Deviation Analysis

Adherence Analysis

Inconsistency Analysis

Cli-g Mart

Decision Support App

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  inside:  Knowledge  Management  

Clinical Knowledge Management

Structured data

Evicase Generation & Management

Query

Evidence

Evicase

Clinical & Genomic Data (e.g. EHR)

Free text analysis

public knowledge subject matter expert guidelines

Analytics

Feature Ranking

Patient Similarity

Deviation Analysis

Adherence Analysis

Inconsistency Analysis

Cli-g Mart

Decision Support App

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Declara.ve  knowledge    – Declara've  knowledge  

• A  set  of  ontologies  – reflecting the presentation, treatments and outcome

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Procedural  knowledge    

Inputs Rules

Outputs

§ Procedural  knowledge  • A  set  of  rules  

– E.g., computing guidelines recommendation, cleansing rules, rules for enrichment etc.

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  inside:  Data  Integra.on  

Clinical Knowledge Management

Structured data

Evicase Generation & Management

Query

Evidence

Evicase

Clinical & Genomic Data (e.g. EHR)

Free text analysis

public knowledge subject matter expert guidelines

Analytics

Feature Ranking

Patient Similarity

Deviation Analysis

Adherence Analysis

Inconsistency Analysis

Cli-g Mart

Decision Support App

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Integra.ng  knowledge  and  data  

What is the recommended treatment by guideline for my patient?

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  inside:  Analy.cs  

Clinical Knowledge Management

Structured data

Evicase Generation & Management

Query

Evidence

Evicase

Clinical & Genomic Data (e.g. EHR)

Free text analysis

public knowledge subject matter expert guidelines

Analytics

Feature Ranking

Patient Similarity

Deviation Analysis

Adherence Analysis

Inconsistency Analysis

Cli-g Mart

Decision Support App

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  14   Personalized  Oncology  –  Beyond  Standard  Care  March  20,  2012  

Most similar patients that were

treated with Ifosfamide

Comparing predictive results

for each treatment based on outcome for similar patients

Most similar patients that were

treated with Trabectedin

Elderly people receive Standard treatment no reference to age is available in guidelines

>70

Adherence Level by Age

Standard Individual Experimental Deviation

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  inside:  Evicase  Genera.on  

Clinical Knowledge Management

Structured data

Evicase Generation & Management

Query

Evidence

Evicase

Clinical & Genomic Data (e.g. EHR)

Free text analysis

public knowledge subject matter expert guidelines

Analytics

Feature Ranking

Patient Similarity

Deviation Analysis

Adherence Analysis

Inconsistency Analysis

Cli-g Mart

Decision Support App

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  16   Personalized  Oncology  –  Beyond  Standard  Care  March  20,  2012  

Guidelines Recommendation: Declarative and Procedural knowledge

Statistics for patients with similar presentation: knowledge and data

Features separating between patients receiving standard treatment and deviation: Knowledge, data and analytics

Calculating adherence level: Declarative and Procedural knowledge

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Summary  

§ Cli-­‐G  -­‐Decision  support  system  combining  evidence  with  cased  based  reasoning  

§ Integrates  knowledge  and  pa.ents  data  gathered  at  HCO  § Can  be  applied  to  different  decision  points,  by  changing  relevant  parts  of  knowledge  model  

§ System  is  currently  under  evalua.on  at  the  Italian  Na.onal  Cancer  Ins.tute  in  Milan,  many  features  s.ll  under  development  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Acknowledgements  

§ Cli-­‐G  team  (IBM)    Boaz  Carmeli    Esther  Goldbraich  Abigail  Goldsteen  Carmel  Kent  

Zeev  Waks  

§ Is.tuto  Nazionale  dei  Tumori  Paolo  Casali    Lisa  Licitra  Elena  Sini    Michele  Torresani  

§ Fondazione  Politecnico  di  Milano  Paolo  Locatelli    Nicola  Res+fo  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Thank  You  

Live  Long  and  Prosper  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Clinical  Problem  § Decision  point  is  associated  with  three  basic  building  blocks:  

– Pa.ent’s  presenta.on  –  the  clinical  status  – Possible  therapies/procedures  – Pa.ent’s  outcome  

Patient’s Diagnosis/Clinical Status: genomic, clinical, tumor markers

Surgery: wide excision Surgery: compartmental resection + Chemotherapy

Outcome: recurrence, survival rate, side effects …

Presentation

Optional Treatments

Outcome

Adult Soft Tissue Sarcoma,

Critical presentations

Surgery: wide excision + Radiation Therapy

. . .

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Oncology  care  appropriateness  views    

Organiza'on  View  –  a  high  level  view  of  the    pa'ent  popula'on  

§ Analyze  guidelines  adherence  levels  

§  Present  actual  treatments  assigned,  and  associated  outcomes  

§ Highlight  features  informa.ve  about  treatment  alloca.on  

§ Highlight  features  informa.ve  about  guideline  devia.on  

Physician  View  –  decision  support  for  a  specific  pa'ent  in  a  personalized    manner  

§  Present  the  guideline  recommenda.on  this  pa.ent  according  to  presenta.on  

§  Iden.fy  similar  pa.ents  

§ Analyze  treatment  distribu.on  among  similar  pa.ents.  

§  Predicts  outcome  for  possible  treatments,  based  on  results  for  similar  pa.ents  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

MLDM  techniques  benefit  from  domain  knowledge  

Data

•  Hospitalization records

•  Drug approvals

•  Drug supply records

•  Lab tests

•  Prior medications

•  Personal information

* not all drugs need approval

* supply dates are unreliable

3 Possible treatments:

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU, Oxaliplatin

•  Bevacizumab (Avastin), 5FU, Irinotecan

Mapping by prior knowledge

of possible treatment

§ Advanced colorectal cancer: comparing first line treatments  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Clinical  Decision  Support  (CDS)  

Primary Cancer

Grade Grade

Surgery: compartmental

resection

Surgery: wide excision + adjuvant radiation therapy

Depth

Surgery: wide

excision

Surgery: wide excision

Consider adjuvant radiation therapy

Yes No

Low

<5 cm >5 cm

High

Low High

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Cli-­‐G  outputs    

Organiza'on  View  –  a  high  level  view  of  the    pa'ent  popula'on  

§  Present  actual  treatments  assigned,  and  associated  outcomes  

§ Analyze  guidelines  adherence  levels  

§ Highlight  features  informa.ve  about  treatment  alloca.on  

§ Highlight  features  informa.ve  about  guideline  devia.on  

Physician  View  –  decision  support  for  a  specific  pa'ent  in  a  personalized    manner  

§  Present  the  guideline  recommenda.on  this  pa.ent  according  to  presenta.on  

§  Iden.fy  similar  pa.ents  

§ Analyze  treatment  distribu.on  among  similar  pa.ents.  

§  Predict  outcome  for  possible  treatments,  based  on  results  for  similar  pa.ents  

©  2012  IBM  Corpora.on  

Knowledge  Model  for  a  Specific  Clinical  Problem  § The  model  comprises  of:  

– Declara've  knowledge  • A  set  of  ontologies  

– reflecting the presentation, treatments and outcome

– Procedural  knowledge  • A  set  of  rules  

– E.g., computing guidelines recommendation, cleansing rules, rules for enrichment etc.


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