Bibliographic citations
Evangelista, M., Coronado, A. (2020). Modelo para la evaluación de variables en el Sector Salud utilizando Process Mining y Data Visualization [Tesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653132
Evangelista, M., Coronado, A. Modelo para la evaluación de variables en el Sector Salud utilizando Process Mining y Data Visualization [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653132
@misc{renati/391860,
title = "Modelo para la evaluación de variables en el Sector Salud utilizando Process Mining y Data Visualization",
author = "Coronado Torres, Andre Junior",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2020"
}
The present work proposes a model for the evaluation of variables in the health sector using Process Mining and Data Visualization supported by the Celonis tool. This arises from the problem oriented to the difficulty in understanding the activities that are involved in business processes and their results. The project focuses on the investigation of two emerging disciplines. One of these disciplines is Process Mining and it focuses mainly on the processes, on the data for each event, this in order to discover a model, see conformity of the processes or improve them (Process Mining: An innovative technique for the improvement of the processes, 2016). The second discipline is Data Visualization, this allows data to be presented in a graphic or pictorial format (“Data Visualization: What it is and why it matters“, 2016). This project mainly involves research, first, Process Mining and Data Visualization techniques are analyzed. Second, the characteristics and qualities of the disciplines are separated, and a model is designed for the evaluation of variables in the Health Sector using Process Mining and Data Visualization, generating added value, given that by having a graphic or pictorial format that adequately represents the results of using a process mining technique, understanding and analysis in decision making is more accurate. Third, the model is validated in an institution that provides services in the Health Sector, analyzing one of the core processes. Finally, a continuity plan is drawn up so that the proposed model can be applied to process optimization techniques in organizations.
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