Applications Based on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in the Field of Home Healthcare

Avila, Karen; Sanmartin, Paul; Molinares, Daladier Jabba; Jimeno, Miguel

doi:10.3390/s17081703

Cited by 48 publications

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“…This approach significantly improves productivity and reusability. The SOA has many useful applications in the banking [8], healthcare [9], mobile-learning (m-learning) [10], automotive [11] and many other sectors.…”

Section: A Servie Oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

A Service-Oriented Architecture for Optimal Service Selection and Positioning in Extremely Large Crowds

Abdeen¹

2020

IJACSA

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The problem of managing large crowds has many aspects and has been reported in the literature. One of these aspects is the distribution of supplies such as food and water in especially when the targeted region is overcrowded. Some of the challenges is to plan the locations of food and water supply centres in such a way to achieve multiple objective functions such as the type of food and the shortest distance to customer. A practical example of this problem is the food distribution and food cart location in the region of Mena (also known as Tent City, in Saudi Arabia) during the yearly pilgrimage season. In this work, we propose a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for positioning services in the region of Mena (Mecca-Saudi Arabia) that covers an area of approximately 20 square kilometres during the pilgrimage season. The architecture proposes an optimal service selection as well as a mobile food cart positioning algorithm based on client pre-set profiles to achieve multiple objective functions for the clients as well as the service providers. Some of these objective functions are the least waiting time to be served, the shortest distance to service, the lowest cost, and the maximum profit for the service provider.

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Section: A Servie Oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

A Service-Oriented Architecture for Optimal Service Selection and Positioning in Extremely Large Crowds

Abdeen¹

2020

IJACSA

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“…In addition, over the last decade, artificial intelligent (AI) has shown great potential for solving complications in large scale, distributed and interoperability applications. The reason for the growing success of AI in this area is the inherent distribution allows a regular decomposition of the application into multiple interactions to achieve the global goal by using agent technology [42]. Agent-based technology can significantly enhance performance in the following three conditions.…”

Section: Adaptive Interoperability Communicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Comparative Study of MOM for Adaptive Interoperability Communications in Service Oriented Architecture

Ibrahim¹,

Hassan²

2019

IJTSRD

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Numerous software platforms have developed to support several application systems with a variety of techniques and solution. The communications between those platforms are required to ensure tasks distributed across different application systems. The collaboration between distinct application systems to grow, in tandem with the growth of SOA in which the resources of each SOA application might be developed and implemented using different standard and specification. Within this context, interoperability communications is significant to consolidate the optimization of these resources. Additionally, identifying the requirements attribute related to interoperability communications are the first step required in the development of interoperability communications. MOM can be considered as a tool for enabling the communications between distributed applications where the transaction or event notifications are delivered between distributed applications through the message. MOM provides a program-toprogram connection by message passing. Most of the MOM environments are implemented using queued message store-and-forward capability, which is Message Queuing Middleware (MQM). In addition, an adaptive interoperability communications can be defined as the computer system that enables selfcoordination to distribute computing resources and an adaptive to the new environment while hiding fundamental complexity from the operators and users. The intelligent system has the capability of self-management to overcome the rapidly growing complexity in computing systems. The system makes decisions on its own by using the rules that have been identified. Intelligent system also provides an adaptive and dynamic environment for the process of communication. The framework of an intelligent system, fundamentally consists of intelligent elements. Each element performs a fixed function and interacting with other elements in a very dynamic environment.

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“…In recent years remote patient monitoring systems, which are conceived to monitor patient and store the recorded data, employ Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). They create federated, distributed and scalable architectures, and are mainly based on web services [8]. SOA is a design approach based on the service concept.…”

Section: Service-oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Axiomatic Selection of Health and Social Care Web Services on the Basis of Use Cases

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in recent years remote patient monitoring systems, which are conceived to monitor patient and store the recorded data, employ Service Oriented Architectures (SOA). In health care systems, if on the one hand the SOA features allow enriching the offer of services to patients and their families, on the other hand the problem arises of selecting the most appropriate set of web services for homogeneous groups of users or for each individual clinical case. In this paper, we propose a methodology based on the Axiomatic Design for the composition and selection of web services, which are based on the case stories studied, built using semi-structured interviews to different stakeholders involved in the care process. The proposed methodology detects in a systematic way all functional requirements by taking into account the different stakeholders involved in the process and their interactions. Thus, it identifies the interested actors for a specific health protocol, and consider all information to be exchanged and the Web Services to be implemented. The development of this methodology opens interesting scenarios even in areas not currently affected by such systems, such as health and safety at work for monitoring patients with chronic illnesses or for their work reintegration following acute clinical events. A specific case study is considered in order to illustrate the proposed approach.

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Applications Based on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in the Field of Home Healthcare

Cited by 48 publications

References 53 publications

A Service-Oriented Architecture for Optimal Service Selection and Positioning in Extremely Large Crowds

A Service-Oriented Architecture for Optimal Service Selection and Positioning in Extremely Large Crowds

A Comprehensive Comparative Study of MOM for Adaptive Interoperability Communications in Service Oriented Architecture

Axiomatic Selection of Health and Social Care Web Services on the Basis of Use Cases

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