Fuzzy situational control allows to identify current fuzzy situations in conditions of incomplete information about the state and operation of an object. The multi-stage diagnosis and treatment process involves a huge number of situations. Various transient states of an object (human body) represent its temporal extent. Situational control can and should be used at different stages of the medical and technological process. It involves identifying fuzzy risk situations that can affect the development of a pathology, diagnosing the developed disease, as well as analyzing data from monitoring systems to detect pre-critical conditions and providing guidelines for object (human) exposure to transform a dangerous situation into a new, more favorable one. This paper examines an approach to designing a situational management system for the medical and technical process. We present a variant of the patient's clinical pathway in a traditional setting and under conditions where a complex medical and technological process system potentially operates.
Boris Kobrinskii. Fuzzy Situational Control at the Stages of the Medical-and-Technological Process: Problems and Possible Solutions // Proceedings of the Eighth International Scientific Conference “Intelligent Information Technologies for Industry” (IITI’24), Volume 1. IITI 2024. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems. Vol 1209. Pp. 312–323.