Mobile Medicine: semantic computing management for health care applications on desktop and mobile devices |
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Authors: | Pierfrancesco Bellini Ivan Bruno Daniele Cenni Alice Fuzier Paolo Nesi Michela Paolucci |
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Affiliation: | 1. Distributed Systems and Internet Technology Lab, Department of Systems and Informatics, University of Florence, Florence, Italy
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Abstract: | In many health care situations, powerful mobile tools may help to make decisions and provide support for continuous education
and training. They can be useful in emergency conditions and for the supervised application of protocols and procedures. To
this end, content models and formats with semantic and intelligence have more flexibility to provide medical personnel (both
in off-line and on-line conditions) with more powerful tools than those currently on the market. In this paper, we are presenting
Mobile Medicine solution, which exploits a collection of semantic computing technologies together with intelligent content
model and tools to provide innovative services for medical personnel. Most of the activities of semantic computing are performed
on the back office on a cloud computing architecture for: clustering, recommendations, intelligent content production and
adaptation. The mobile devices have been endowed with a content organizer to collect local data, provide local suggestions,
while supporting taxonomical searches and local queries on PDA and iPhone. The proposed solution is under usage at the main
hospital in Florence. The smart content has been produced by medical personnel, with the adoption of the new ADF-Design authoring
tool, which produces content in MPEG-21 format. The mobile content distribution service is integrated with a collaborative
networking portal, for discussion on procedures and content, thus suggestions are provided on both PC and Mobiles (PDA and
iPhone). |
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