A benchmark for evaluating software engineering techniques for improving medical processes

Abstract

The software engineering and medical informatics communities have been developing a range of approaches for reasoning about medical processes. To facilitate the comparison of such approaches, it would be desirable to have a set of medical examples, or benchmarks, that are easily available, described in considerable detail, and characterized in terms of the real-world complexities they capture. This paper presents one such benchmark and discusses a list of desiderata that medical benchmarks can be evaluated against.

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