Selected article for: "clinical decision support and disease severity"

Author: Chung, Audrey G.; Pavlova, Maya; Gunraj, Hayden; Terhljan, Naomi; MacLean, Alexander; Aboutalebi, Hossein; Surana, Siddharth; Zhao, Andy; Abbasi, Saad; Wong, Alexander
Title: COVID-Net MLSys: Designing COVID-Net for the Clinical Workflow
  • Cord-id: e0xrg0i9
  • Document date: 2021_9_14
  • ID: e0xrg0i9
    Snippet: As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to devastate globally, one promising field of research is machine learning-driven computer vision to streamline various parts of the COVID-19 clinical workflow. These machine learning methods are typically stand-alone models designed without consideration for the integration necessary for real-world application workflows. In this study, we take a machine learning and systems (MLSys) perspective to design a system for COVID-19 patient screening with the clinical
    Document: As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to devastate globally, one promising field of research is machine learning-driven computer vision to streamline various parts of the COVID-19 clinical workflow. These machine learning methods are typically stand-alone models designed without consideration for the integration necessary for real-world application workflows. In this study, we take a machine learning and systems (MLSys) perspective to design a system for COVID-19 patient screening with the clinical workflow in mind. The COVID-Net system is comprised of the continuously evolving COVIDx dataset, COVID-Net deep neural network for COVID-19 patient detection, and COVID-Net S deep neural networks for disease severity scoring for COVID-19 positive patient cases. The deep neural networks within the COVID-Net system possess state-of-the-art performance, and are designed to be integrated within a user interface (UI) for clinical decision support with automatic report generation to assist clinicians in their treatment decisions.

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