A framework of emergency clinical decision support system based on MDA and resource model

Emergency clinical decision making is a challenging issue in healthcare services, notably in the environment of complicated data processing. Effective and efficient clinical decision making highly depends on the sufficient information sharing of the involved working teams. However, emergency decision support systems are usually hard to be developed because that the problems of emergency decision are always unexpected and unstructured. This paper focuses on the developing of decision support system to coordinate actions carried out in emergency situations. A framework is proposed based on MDA (Model-Driven Architecture) approach and resource model to dynamically build decision support system when emergency events occur. The effectiveness of our method is discussed and verified in a case study of collaborative clinical decision making on traffic accident emergency rescuing. The result shows that the MDA approach combined with resource model has the potential to support information system evolution along with the emergency events.