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WHO WE ARE Australian Consortium for Classification Development (ACCD) National Centre for Classification in Health (NCCH) Western Sydney University Contracted by Independent Health Pricing Authority (IHPA) to develop and maintain the

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Australian Consortium for Classification Development (ACCD)

National Centre for Classification in Health (NCCH) Western Sydney University

WHO WE ARE

Contracted by Independent Health Pricing Authority (IHPA) to develop and maintain the ICD-10-AM, ACHI, and ACS

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For more information: www.accd.net.au

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Moving to the digital era
WHO’s ICD-10 and ICD-11 browser
CSIRO’s SHRIMP browser
ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS on screen for

feedback

How should we visualise ICD-10-AM/ACHI/ACS?

WHY VISUALISATION

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VISUALISATION REQUIREMENTS

Our requirements:

User-friendly and intuitive
Easy to Navigate around
Able to illustrate multi-parent relationships

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TYPES OF VISUALISATION

Force-Directed Graph Tree View Diagram Tree View

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TREE VIEW

Lower development efforts
Highly Compact
Clearly illustrates parent-child hierarchical

relationships

Does not support multi-parent, by itself

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TREE VIEW DIAGRAM

Visually appealing
Illustrate multi-parent relationship
Requires a certain amount of space
Requires additional development effort

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Example created by Rob Schmuecker http://bl.ocks.org/robschmuecker/7880033

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Click Chapter 1 Focused on Chapter 1 and hidden unnecessary nodes

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Multiple parents Line crossing over

ther lines and nodes

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FORCE DIRECTED GRAPH

Visually appealing
Avoids lines overlapping
Illustrate multi-parent relationship
Requires a certain amount of space
Requires the most development effort

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SUMMARY

Illustrates Multi-Parent Visual Rating Compactness Rating Suitability for Large Datasets Tree View

No Low High High

Tree View Diagram

Yes High Medium High

Force-Directed Graph

Yes High Medium High

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SUMMARY

Illustrates Multi-Parent Visual Rating Compactness Rating Suitability for Large Datasets Tree View

No Low High High

Tree View Diagram

Yes High Medium High

Force-Directed Graph

Yes High Medium High

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CONSIDERATIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATIONS

Visualisation Libraries (e.g. Chart.js, GoJs)
Efficient for simple visualisation requirements
Less flexibility
Visualisation Frameworks (e.g. D3.js, C3.js)
The “ground-up” approach
Requires more development efforts
Offers flexibility

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Presented by Michael Tran Western Sydney University