Previously submitted to: Journal of Medical Internet Research (no longer under consideration since Jul 18, 2023)
Date Submitted: Apr 23, 2022
Open Peer Review Period: Apr 22, 2022 - Jun 17, 2022
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An Intelligent Integration for Medical Information Retrieve : A Smartphone based Application
ABSTRACT
Abstract— Nowadays, smartphones have reached every hand and every home. As a result, people are making use of the beneficial mobile applications to make their everyday life easier. This paper focuses on development of a mobile application (app) to help providing an effective health care and pharmacy system. Using this app, people can get numerous benefits like retrieving medicines information, information about all medicines alternatives, active ingredients with its concentrations, and interactions between different medicines. This can help reducing the threat that two or more medicines are consumed together. Drug-disease relationships, suggestions on choosing appropriate tips based on the user's gender, age, and disease history as part of the community medicine system, and finding the nearest pharmacies. Optimizing (SEO) as a local search engine in the app to track search word trends and predict future patterns, as well as drug details such as its picture, warnings, dosages, etc. This application will be a helping hand for people or patients who find it difficult to track their health, providing medical information through doctors or patients special needs, providing advice and medicine reminder tips in their everyday life by providing health care information, especially in the period of the spread of diseases and the lack of some medicine, as was clear during the spread of Covid 19.
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