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Date Submitted: Oct 20, 2017
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Ontology-based cloud computing approach implements on mobile healthcare and management
Background:
Healthcare involves the maintenance or improvement of health via diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease, illness, injury, or other physical and mental impairments. During the past decade, there has been a proliferation of research on health information technology (HIT), which shows that HIT is essential for improving the quality of mobile healthcare and management.
Objective:
The smart-healthcare industry is a growing market that uses new technologies for the mobile healthcare and management field. The provision of more precise service solutions will allow smart healthcare and management strategies to be deployed in the healthcare industry.
Methods:
Thus, this study gives theoretical and practical insights into an ontology-based cloud computing approach in the mobile healthcare and management context.
Results:
Depending on the characteristics of the variable content, these data formats are defined as category data variable and numerical data variable (Table 1). These health evaluation factors also have a threshold value for each factor in Table 2, which determines the health status.
Conclusions:
This increases the understanding of the creation of value using a cloud computing business model and opens new paths for the development of a business case for healthcare providers.
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