A Comprehensive View of the Technologies Involved in Pervasive Care

Romero, Laura María Roa; Tosina, Luis Javier Reina; Valderrama, Miguel; Calvillo-Arbizu, Jorge; Martínez, Isabel Román

doi:10.1007/8754_2010_8

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“…[26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]. Most of them have already been formalized in healthcare, but they can still be retrieved and used in software applications generated from the ASeCS architectures, if necessary.…”

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ASeCS: Assistive Self-Care Software Architectures for Delivering Service in Care Homes

Shojanoori

Juric

Lohi

et al. 2014

2014 47th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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We propose a layered and component based software architecture, which generates semantic software applications, for the purpose of delivering personalized services for residents in Self-Care Homes (SeCH). The architectural core layers accommodate software components which grasp and understand the semantic of various situations we may encounter in SeCH, through a variety of cyberphysical objects which co-exist in pervasive environments used in monitoring SeCH residents. The decision making on appropriate actions in SeCH is based on reasoning created by SWRL enabled OWL ontologies to ensure that in any situation, residents are delivered suitable and personalized healthcare services. The ASeCS architecture has been deployed through component based Java technologies, and uses OWL-API in order to seamlessly incorporate reasoning into software applications. ASeCS is SeCH specific, but provides a window of opportunities for creating modern and flexible software solutions for pervasive healthcare, where decision making solely depends on OWL/SWRL enabled computations.

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ASeCS: Assistive Self-Care Software Architectures for Delivering Service in Care Homes

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Juric

Lohi

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2014 47th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Sağlık Hizmetlerini Yönetmek Neden Zordur?: Teorik Tartışmalar

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Anemon Muş Alparslan Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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Kamuda sağlık hizmeti sunan kuruluşlar, diğer kamu kuruluşlarından farklı olarak kendine münhasır, spesifik özelliklere sahiptir. Sağlık hizmeti sunan kuruluşlar, farklı mesleklerden uzmanların işgücünü, tıp teknolojisini ve basit sarf malzemeden robotik özellikli tıbbi cihazlara kadar geniş perspektifte maddi kaynağı kullanırlar. Ayrıca, yoğun emek, aşırı uzmanlaşma ve sermaye yoğun teknolojinin kullanılması sağlık kurumlarına özgüdür. Sağlık hizmetleri sunumunda disiplinler arası takım çalışması ihtiyacı gittikçe yaygınlaşmakta, örgütsel ve profesyonel sınırların katkısıyla geniş çapta zorluklar ortaya çıkmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, sağlık kurumlarının kültürel, işlevsel ve örgütsel özellikleri bağlamında diğer örgüt türlerinden farklılaşma noktalarını tartışmaktır. Örgütü yapısal, kültürel ve işlevsel bakımdan ele alan teori ve yaklaşımların, bazı sınırlılıklarına rağmen sağlık kurumları yönetiminde kullanımının faydalı olacağı sonucuna varılmıştır.

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Computationally Significant Semantics in Pervasive Healthcare

Shojanoori

Juric

Lohi

2012

Journal of Integrated Design &Amp; Process Science

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Pervasive computing (PerC) is leading the way in a fast-growing trend of integrating transparently physical heterogeneous computational devices into our private and professional lives. The ubiquity of these devices and advances in developing software solutions in PerC across domains, have raised hopes for the creation of true wide-spread pervasive computing environments (PCE). In this paper we explore the possibility of applying semantics of PCEs in the healthcare domain, and in Self Care Homes (SeCH) in particular, in order to define and comment on its computationally significant semantics. Our aim is to illustrate that we can manipulate the computationally significant semantics of SeCH through OWL/SWRL enabled ontologies, as candidate technologies for achieving effective and automated decision making in SeCH. The possibility of reasoning upon OWL/SWRL enabled concepts and creating computations from them, and enables the delivery of healthcare services to SeCH residents. They are automatically supported by software applications generated from the Assistive Self Care Systems (ASeCS) software architecture, which hosts our OWL/SWRL enabled ontology and its reasoning.

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A Comprehensive View of the Technologies Involved in Pervasive Care

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ASeCS: Assistive Self-Care Software Architectures for Delivering Service in Care Homes

ASeCS: Assistive Self-Care Software Architectures for Delivering Service in Care Homes

Sağlık Hizmetlerini Yönetmek Neden Zordur?: Teorik Tartışmalar

Computationally Significant Semantics in Pervasive Healthcare

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