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A Conceptual Framework for Ubiquitously Sharing Heterogeneous Patient Information among Autonomous Healthcare Providers
2007
2007 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (MUE'07)
Ubiquity has been a key element to modern medical diagnosis system to improve medical service's efficiency and convenience on both medical personals and patients' sides. Mobile agents and peer-to-peer technologies make this anticipation possible. This paper proposes a framework to ubiquitously share patient medical information among geographically distributed healthcare providers. The proposed approach is based on ontologies, mobile agents and peer-to-peer technology for bringing together
doi:10.1109/mue.2007.7
dblp:conf/mue/Al-NaydiAD07
fatcat:vwpwq2y5vnfnlfanojqj3auaoi