In order to better visualize and scrutinize the handover of work relationships between the physicians and surgeons we increased the threshold into 0.003. Fig. 10 shows a group of surgeons (and physicians) working togtehr on a specific diseases (let’s call it disease A) as a part of the patients’ treatment process. The resulting social network mining graphs clearly indicates that the surgeon named Value 23 has handvered a task into two surgeons named Value 2 and Value 14. On the contrary, the physicians named Value 1 and Value 23 never handovered a task to each other. Quite interestingly, we can see that the physician named Value 2 has followed up a task by himself in different periods of times (i.e., 0.194 the allocated handover of work weight/coefficient from Value 2 to himself/herself).