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Agent-Based Workflow Processing for Functional Integration & Process Re-engineering in the Healthcare Domain E. Kaldoudi, M. Zikos, E. Leisch, and S.C. Orphanoudakis Institute of Computer Science - FORTH and Department of Computer


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Agent-Based Workflow Processing for Functional Integration & Process Re-engineering in the Healthcare Domain

  • E. Kaldoudi, M. Zikos,
  • E. Leisch, and S.C. Orphanoudakis

Institute of Computer Science - FORTH and Department of Computer Science, University of Crete Heraklion, Crete, Greece

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  • utline
  • motivation
  • environment characteristics
  • proposed architecture
  • conclusions
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next generation healthcare networks

  • large number of information

systems

  • heterogeneous autonomous

information systems

  • knowledge-intensive applications
  • large quantities of multimedia data
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integration issues

  • control
  • data
  • presentation
  • function

RIS LIS PACS

without functional integration with functional integration

RIS LIS PACS

medical workstation

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functional integration

description in terms of tasks, activities, processing entities execution supported by workflow middleware services

workflow based process automation & re-engineering

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workflow management

build time

run time

workflow processing interactions

process definition process analysis, modeling & definition tools

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confronting a dynamic environment

environment

  • autonomous distributed modules
  • heterogeneous infrastructure
  • functionally expandable environment
  • hierarchical virtual organizations

procedures

  • dynamic predefined procedures
  • ad hoc workflows
  • work in disconnected networks
  • interactions with other health-related organizations
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system requirements

architecture

  • modular and flexible architecture
  • support technology and vendor diversity
  • support evolution of technology and organizational structures
  • expandable and scaleable architecture

procedures

  • exception handling mechanisms
  • support ad hoc workflows
  • robust and persistent workflow processing
  • conform to standards
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WfMC workflow reference model

workflow enactment service workflow engine(s)

workflow API and interchange formats

process definition tools

administration & monitoring tools

  • ther workflow

enactment services

workflow client applications invoked applications

IF 1 IF 2 IF 3 IF 4 IF 5

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agent-based workflow processing

WOPE

WFM engine WFM engine

client application

WFM engine

IF 2 IF 4

manager

manager manager manager

  • ther WF

enactment services

WFM engine

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WfMC workflow reference model

workflow enactment service workflow engine(s)

workflow API and interchange formats

process definition tools

administration & monitoring tools

  • ther workflow

enactment services

workflow client applications invoked applications

IF 1 IF 2 IF 3 IF 4 IF 5

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agent-based workflow processing

WF engine

client application

resource agent resource agent resource agent resource agent

manager

IF 2 IF 2

WOPE

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WOPE - resource agent

participant’s representative

– adds tasks to the participant’s worklist – monitors status of current processes – performs intermediate communication – estimates remaining execution time – calculates execution cost

data management

  • status of cache
  • data prefetching
  • intelligent data delivery

resource monitoring

  • information about local

participant

  • current status of local

participant

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WOPE - resource agent

manager WF engine

temporary storage

cache

resource agent

data manager resource manager data sources

workflow enactment service

worklist

worklist handler

user interface

invoked applications

IF 2 IF 3

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WOPE - workflow enactment service

time constraints cost constraints predefined procedures cost data

workflow engine

schedule & monitor

activities

in an optimal way

events exceptions availability

  • f resources

and specialists

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resource allocation

bid

  • performance of local resources
  • current state of local resources
  • task profile
  • self-confidence
  • agent’s policies

task assignment

  • minimum cost
  • minimum execution time
  • reliability of bidder

manager

resource agent resource agent resource agent resource agent

estimated execution time and cost

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WOPE - manager

participant’s directory

  • local resources
  • other managers

authentication

  • user authentication
  • manager authentication

workflow pool

  • process definitions
  • process logging &

accounting information

resource management

  • bid evaluation
  • charging
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WOPE - manager

client application administration

  • ther WF

enactment services

manager manager manager

process definition

IF 1

workflow pool

manager

participants directory

IF 2 IF 1 IF 4 IF 5

build-time components run-time interactions

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current state of work

  • agents

based on DIPE, an environment supporting image processing services

  • interfaces

WfMC (IF1, IF2, IF4) - CORBA

  • resource allocation

simulation experiments

  • exception handling

intelligent agent-based mechanisms

  • scripting

extend roles and policies of agents

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conclusion

workflow enactment service workflow engine(s)

workflow API and interchange formats

process definition tools

administration & monitoring tools

  • ther workflow

enactment services

workflow client applications invoked applications

IF 1 IF 2 IF 3 IF 4 IF 5

agent-based workflow processing for functional integration and process re-engineering

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cite as

  • E. Kaldoudi, M. Zikos, E. Leisch, and S.C. Orphanoudakis, “Agent-

Based Workflow Processing for Functional Integration and Process Re-engineering in the Health Care Domain”, Proceedings of EuroPACS’97, Pisa, Italy, September 25-27, 1997. (pp

  • pp. 247-250)

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