A novel multi-layer hierarchical Bayesian network framework was developed to recommend personalized intervention strategies to minimize 30-day readmission risk for heart failure patients.
Does a multi-layer hierarchical Bayesian network framework effectively recommend personalized interventions to minimize 30-day readmission risk in heart failure patients?
A novel hierarchical Bayesian network framework can generate personalized intervention recommendations to potentially reduce 30-day readmission risk in heart failure patients.
In this paper, we describe a novel framework to recommend personalized intervention strategies to minimize 30-day readmission risk for heart failure (HF) patients, as they move through the provider's cardiac care protocol. We design principled solutions by learning the structure and parameters of a multi-layer hierarchical Bayesian network from underlying high-dimensional patient data. Next, we generate and summarize the rules leading to personalized interventions which can be applied to individual patients as they progress from admit to discharge. We present comprehensive experimental results as well as interesting case studies to demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed framework using large real-world patient datasets on Microsoft Azure for Research platform.
Liu et al. (Mon,) conducted a other in Heart failure. Multi-layer hierarchical Bayesian network framework was evaluated on 30-day readmission risk. A novel multi-layer hierarchical Bayesian network framework was developed to recommend personalized intervention strategies to minimize 30-day readmission risk for heart failure patients.