Mariam Mousa, Helen Skouteris, Jacqueline A Boyle, Graeme Currie, Kathleen Riach, Helena J Teede
Factors that influence the implementation of organisational interventions for advancing women in healthcare leadership: A meta-ethnographic study
EClinicalMedicine
derive meaningful conclusions changing medical setting medical decisionsupport systems must represent reason temporal nature clinical environments attempt model difficult medical problems significant temporal features designers medical decision support systems must recognize unique problems caused representing reasoning temporal concepts report three goals 1 describe set fundamental issues creating reasoning computer models changing clinical environment 2 present taxonomy characterizing temporal characteristics computer models temporal reasoning 3 use taxonomy compare models time used implemented medical decisionsupport programs examination argued computational models time based single uniform representational inferential method limited expressive power method multiple modeling formalisms express different temporal properties domain task work cooperatively required capture subtlety diversity temporal features used expert clinical problem solving example approach author describes program called topaz contains two temporal models represent different temporal features clinical domain