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This article aimed to develop a mobile application for the management of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). We analyzed the pilot version with satisfaction through a survey and an interview with health workers from Sidi Said, a local hospital located in Mekn es, Morocco, which receives patients suffering from COVID-19. Methods: We have formed a team effort that involves health professionals, specialists from various fields and who participated in the design process of this project. It is a review of the existing literature and interviews with health professionals seeking to trace all the functions of this application. The user interface graphics, whether at the hospital or patient application level, were reviewed for effective usability by a multidisciplinary team. After having had to develop the pilot version of the application, the usefulness and the gratitude of the application were evaluated by eight patients and carers by means of a utility test, based on a real scenario, a utility survey. The objective is to ensure communication between the mobile application and the decision support application at the emergency services level to facilitate the detection of people who had developed COVID-19 as well as follow-up at home for detected patients. Results: The COVID-19 mobile management application provides capture functions and can afford information that helps in the prescription of appropriate drugs to patients at home. It is used to identify people who have been in contact with people who have tested positive for COVID-19, to carry out a large-scale screening by sending alert messages to these people, and to follow up via geolocation. There is also the possibility via Bluetooth, for the monitoring of patients without the activation of the Geolocation option. The approach adopted aims to reduce congestion in hospitals by identifying people suffering from respiratory illnesses or who may be contaminated, and monitoring them remotely. We offered six functions to achieve the objective of this project. Main: Respiratory crisis journal, medication recall, appointment, survey of people contacted, personal equipment and dashboard, daily traceability and monitoring, and geolocation. We have integrated the application of the electronic healthcare registration system in hospitals. To simplify usability, the frequently used functions, which are relatively important, can be found on the main page under the heading "COVID-19 monitoring" (in French: COVID-19 monitoring), and "Medication log" (in French: Journal medication). In addition, during graphic design, art therapy was used to improve the psychological stability of the patient. Eight participants were employed for the evaluation. For scenario-based tasks, out of ten tasks, all participants can record the entries in detail. The system use scale score was ß IEEE 2020. This article is free to access and download, along with rights for full text and data mining, re-use and analysis. DEVELOPING A MOBILE COVID-19 PROTOTYPE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION INTEGRATED WITH AN ELECTRO...

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The current requirements of the market are very different from those of the last decades. Today manufacturers have to adapt more frequently their industrial system and respect the qualitative constraints (cost and delay) more strictly. Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) tools help achieving these objectives. It is frequent that manufacturing process plans established by method services are not followed during the realization in shop floors because of unpredictable conflicts in the economic planning, organization, capacities or resources. One solution is the cooperation between the involved members to reach quickly the waited expertise level. But each domain uses an appropriate language with different semantics. In this paper we propose to analyse the use of ontologies to represent a process language for cutting processes. A brief review of ontologies and existing product data exchange for machining is realized. Then a proposition to use the Process Specification Language (PSL) as a neutral and rigorous base for defining basic concepts is made. Nevertheless, due to its high genericity level, PSL is not sufficient to represent cutting processes and extensions are developed. Finally a case study is analysed.

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