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📄 Abstract
Abstract: Drug recommendation (DR) systems aim to support healthcare professionals in
selecting appropriate medications based on patients' medical conditions.
State-of-the-art approaches utilize deep learning techniques for improving DR,
but fall short in providing any insights on the derivation process of
recommendations -- a critical limitation in such high-stake applications. We
propose TraceDR, a novel DR system operating over a medical knowledge graph
(MKG), which ensures access to large-scale and high-quality information.
TraceDR simultaneously predicts drug recommendations and related evidence
within a multi-task learning framework, enabling traceability of medication
recommendations. For covering a more diverse set of diseases and drugs than
existing works, we devise a framework for automatically constructing patient
health records and release DrugRec, a new large-scale testbed for DR.
Authors (6)
Yu Lin
Zhen Jia
Philipp Christmann
Xu Zhang
Shengdong Du
Tianrui Li
Submitted
October 31, 2025
Key Contributions
This paper introduces TraceDR, a novel drug recommendation (DR) system operating over a medical knowledge graph (MKG) that ensures traceability of recommendations. TraceDR uses multi-task learning to simultaneously predict drug recommendations and related evidence, addressing the critical need for explainability in high-stakes healthcare applications. It also proposes a framework for automatic patient record construction and releases a new large-scale testbed, DrugRec.
Business Value
Improves patient safety and clinical decision-making by providing evidence-based, traceable drug recommendations, potentially reducing medical errors and optimizing treatment outcomes.