Process Mining Framework for Healthcare & Life Sciences
Discover patterns in clinical pathways, disease progression, and epidemiological data with AI-powered insights
Transform electronic health records into actionable insights about patient pathways and clinical processes.
Identify patterns in sepsis progression, treatment variations, and patient outcomes using advanced algorithms.
Leverage multiple LLMs including Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini to generate clinical reports and recommendations.
Complete implementations in both Python (PM4PY) and R (bupaR) with modular, reusable components.
Comprehensive tutorials, exercises, and real-world examples designed for healthcare professionals.
Includes unit tests, integration tests, and best practices for deploying in clinical environments.
Compare and score reports from different AI models using healthcare-specific evaluation rubrics. View Dashboard →
Load and validate event logs from CSV files or EHR systems
Clean, transform, and enrich data for process mining
Apply algorithms to discover actual clinical pathways
Generate insights using Large Language Models
Create actionable reports for clinical teams
# Install and use HealthProcessAI
pip install healthprocessai
# Load and analyze healthcare data
import healthprocessai as hpai
# Step 1: Load clinical event data
loader = hpai.EventLogLoader("patient_events.csv")
data = loader.load_and_prepare()
# Step 2: Discover healthcare processes
miner = hpai.ProcessMiner()
event_log = miner.create_event_log(data)
dfg, starts, ends = miner.discover_dfg()
# Step 3: Advanced analytics
analyzer = hpai.AdvancedProcessAnalyzer(event_log)
clusters = analyzer.cluster_patient_pathways()
# Step 4: Generate AI-powered insights
ai = hpai.LLMAnalyzer(api_key)
report = ai.generate_clinical_report(results)
print(f"✅ Analysis complete! Found {clusters['n_clusters']} patient patterns")
Master the basics of process mining in healthcare
Complete walkthrough of sepsis progression analysis
Enhance analysis with Large Language Models
Analyze how infections develop and progress to sepsis, focusing on temperature patterns and early warning signs for timely intervention.
Compare process patterns between patients who develop organ damage vs. those who don't, identifying critical divergence points.
Study kidney function progression in sepsis patients, tracking GFR changes and predicting acute kidney injury risk.
Examine the relationship between sepsis episodes and chronic kidney disease development over extended time periods.