International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care · 1990 · 21 citations · 10 references
MedicineNeurologyPsychiatryDementiaDiagnostic ReasoningGeriatric PsychiatryDementia DiagnosisDiagnostic Decision SupportExpert ModelingExpert SystemsAlzheimer Disease DementiaAlzheimer's Disease DiagnosisComputer-assisted Differential DiagnosisDecision Support In DiagnosisDementia DifferentiationDiagnostic Expert SystemsMedical Expert SystemsMulti-infarct Dementia
EVINCE-I is a desktop expert system for the differential diagnosis of dementia, implemented on a personal computer. It is intended to assess the effectiveness of this new technology in modeling a psychiatrist who uses international guidelines for diagnosing dementia. EVINCE-I was tested in diagnosing 19 patients with varying stages of dementia and 10 patients showing other disorders except dementia. EVINCE-I and the human expert were in perfect agreement on the diagnosis of dementia and correlated highly on the diagnosis of dementia of the Alzheimer type and multiple infarct dementia. EVINCE-I thus offers important possibilities as a tool in investigating the data and procedures used by the human expert.
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