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From: Experimental application of Business Process Management technology to manage clinical pathways: a pediatric kidney transplantation follow up case

Fig. 3

shows the statistical results obtained during the monitoring period to estimate the average time-reduction percentage for both methods: current management and BPM method. The total number of values recorded was 173. Eighty time-measurements were recorded for using the BPM application, while 93 were recorded for traditional management. Each point represents a time-measurement for the management of the follow up of a single patient. Each cross represents one measurement of the total time spent for the management of a single patient’s follow-up performed with the traditional method. Each filled triangle represents one measurement of the total time spent for the management of a single patient’s follow-up performed with the BPM method

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BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making

ISSN: 1472-6947

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