DRGKB:用于比较、评估和知识指导应用的全球诊断相关组实践知识库。

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Shumin Ren, Lin Yang, Jiale Du, Mengqiao He, Bairong Shen
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作为一种预期付费方法,诊断相关分组(DRGs)在不同地区的实施效果各不相同,并采用不同的病例分类系统。我们的目标是建立一个描述全球 DRGs 实践的结构化公共在线知识库,其中包括 DRGs 绩效评估的系统性指标。因此,我们手动从 PUBMED 收集了合格的文献,并构建了 DRGKB 网站。我们将评价指标分为四类,包括(i) 医疗服务质量;(ii) 医疗服务效率;(iii) 盈利能力和可持续性;(iv) 病例分组能力。然后,我们对结果测量绩效、改进策略和专科绩效进行了描述性分析和综合评分。最后,DRGKB 最终收录了 297 个条目。研究发现,DRGs 一般对医院的运营,包括平均住院日、医疗质量和医疗资源的使用有相当大的影响。与此同时,现行的 DRGs 也存在许多不足之处,包括报销比例不足、对复杂病例的分类能力不足等。我们按领域对这些表现不佳的部分进行了分析。总之,本研究创新性地构建了一个知识库来量化 DRGs 的实践效果,并从全面的角度对其发展趋势和领域绩效进行了分析和可视化。本研究为后续 DRGs 相关工作提供了数据驱动的研究范式,并提出了 DRGs 演进模型。可用性和实施:DRGKB 可在 http://www.sysbio.org.cn/drgkb/ 免费获取。数据库网址:http://www.sysbio.org.cn/drgkb/。
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DRGKB: a knowledgebase of worldwide diagnosis-related groups' practices for comparison, evaluation and knowledge-guided application.

As a prospective payment method, diagnosis-related groups (DRGs)'s implementation has varying effects on different regions and adopt different case classification systems. Our goal is to build a structured public online knowledgebase describing the worldwide practice of DRGs, which includes systematic indicators for DRGs' performance assessment. Therefore, we manually collected the qualified literature from PUBMED and constructed DRGKB website. We divided the evaluation indicators into four categories, including (i) medical service quality; (ii) medical service efficiency; (iii) profitability and sustainability; (iv) case grouping ability. Then we carried out descriptive analysis and comprehensive scoring on outcome measurements performance, improvement strategy and specialty performance. At last, the DRGKB finally contains 297 entries. It was found that DRGs generally have a considerable impact on hospital operations, including average length of stay, medical quality and use of medical resources. At the same time, the current DRGs also have many deficiencies, including insufficient reimbursement rates and the ability to classify complex cases. We analyzed these underperforming parts by domain. In conclusion, this research innovatively constructed a knowledgebase to quantify the practice effects of DRGs, analyzed and visualized the development trends and area performance from a comprehensive perspective. This study provides a data-driven research paradigm for following DRGs-related work along with a proposed DRGs evolution model. Availability and implementation: DRGKB is freely available at http://www.sysbio.org.cn/drgkb/. Database URL: http://www.sysbio.org.cn/drgkb/.

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