Personal Communicator : Personal Medical Assistant /Care

Nazreen Nadia , Mohamed Shamaun (2006) Personal Communicator : Personal Medical Assistant /Care. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) offer clinicians the ability to enter and manage critical information at the point of care. Although PDAs have always been designed to be intuitive and easy to use, recent advances in technology have made them even more accessible. The ability to link data on a PDA (client) to a central database (server) allows for near-unlimited potential in developing point of care applications and systems for patient data management. Although many stand-alone systems exist for PDAs, none are designed to work in an integrated client/server environment and purposely built for common users. This Project will develop software for personal medical assistance which is rare in medical software history. The software will content user database and medical information, and can be linked to the PDA and use as software just like any other PDA software. As most medical assistant software emphasize on professionals such as doctors and pharmacists, common users have been neglected in terms of medical assistant usage. This client/server environment software development is to be completed based on helping public user enhance their healthy life management as well as their detailed medical records. This is done by promoting simple medical tasks in the software to be executed toward proving its importance and usability to common users.

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