مقال اكاديمي بعنوان منصة متنقلة لتقييم حالة مختلف المرضى عبر التطبيب عن بعد
Mobile Platform for Various Patients Case's Assessment via Telemedicine
Abstract: Epilepsy is a defect in the transfer of electric badges inside brain cells. In general, this disease appears in childhood or in adults over age 65. However, this disease is called age-related disease because it may appear at any age of the human being. The aims of this paper are providing a completely mobile platform for epilepsy patients for most diagnostic tests normally available in various clinic centres, and making these tests are available to remote populations and rural communities where oncoming to medical clinic centres is hard or hopeless. In this platform, a medical information is available for remote physicians through access to the server that designed for medical information storage and analysis. The platform was designed to help physicians in the operations of any of the obtainable tests, to carry out them efficiently and accurately. This makes a remote physician to provide an expert opinion on a diagnosis and treatment options. To evaluate this platform, if epilepsy patients used this platform can benefit from the short-term and long-term enhancements in health outcomes as well as the development of these services.
Keywords: Telemedicine, Healthcare Monitoring, Epilepsy Disease Metrics
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