SELF-MEDICINE ASSESSMENT

Computer Engineering

In this paper we propose a system that is used to focuses on supporting patients (persons with tender hemophilia) to self-regulate wounds in occasions of minor scenes. In our concept patients to self-manage injuries in cases of minor incidents. If patients have any query about the minor health problem , they will send the query and get the information about how to manage the injuries. This involves bi-directional exchanges of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) amongst patients and the care facility. In any case, mobile phones rely on wireless communication channels (e.g., Wi-Fi, 3.5/4G, et cetera.) to transmit data and these channels can experience sporadic disconnections due to bandwidth fluctuations and user mobility. This work took advantage of the ubiquitous nature of mobile cloud computing and proposes a middleware, which facilitates efficient process of medical data synchronization, and with minimal latency. The work details state-of-the-art architecture of the cloud-based middleware that is built and tested for real-world use following four methodologies namely: reflective, tuple space, context-awareness, and event-based.

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