GATiB-CSCW, Medical Research Supported by a Service-Oriented Collaborative System

Stark, Konrad; Schulte, Jonas; Hampel, Thorsten; Schikuta, Erich; Zatloukal, Kurt; Eder, Johann

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-69534-9_12

Cited by 10 publications

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“…In medical CSCW research, the activities should be traceable in order to enable verification of results, repeatability of exams, and documentations as learning processes. In medical domain, the temporality of data is particularly sensitive: Not only an examination and treatment history, they are a source for the analysis of disease evolution [7].…”

Section: B Temporality In Medical Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

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COOVADIS: A new framework for collaborative diagnosis approach of the vascular system

Santana

Betbeder

Lapayre

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 2014 IEEE 18th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design (CSCWD)

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In this paper, we present a new telediagnosis environment for the collaborative diagnosis of vascular system, which combines advantages of ontology design and semantic web. This environment, called COOVADIS (COllabOrative VAscular teleDIagnoSis), enables physicians collaborations to improve quality of the diagnosis reports. Thus, each specialist can share information, experience and expertize for clinical decision-making, for the patient benefit.

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Section: B Temporality In Medical Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These technologies break down medical language to a set of concepts with a common denominator, which can be expressed by standardized terminologies and on natural language expressions. In addition, the best method to build and validate a medical ontology, is through the advise of medical experts [10] [7].…”

Section: Semantic In Biomedical Ontologymentioning

confidence: 99%

COOVADIS: A new framework for collaborative diagnosis approach of the vascular system

Santana

Betbeder

Lapayre

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 2014 IEEE 18th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design (CSCWD)

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“…CSCW characteristics have been supported in several medical systems. GATiB-CSCW [38] suggests a conceptual model and an architectural proposal to satisfy the requirements of a medical CSCW system. Wang et al [39] developed a medical teleconsultation system.…”

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Transforming medical imaging applications into collaborative PACS-based telemedical systems

2011

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One of the medical technologies distinguished for its clinical value is telemedicine.Telemedical systems provide healthcare services at any time and any where irrespective of geographical location. These systems are even more interesting when they provide collaboration among the users (e.g., teleconferencing). Nonetheless, all these systems are not practical for use in clinical workflow unless they are able to communicate with the Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS). On the other hand, there are many medical imaging applications that are not developed as telemedical systems. A large number of them do not support collaboration and many do not communicate with the PACS and therefore cannot be directly used in clinical workflows.This thesis presents an approach based on a three-tier architecture. The architecture and the developed components within it transform medical imaging applications into collaborative, PACS-based, telemedical systems. As a result, current developed medical imaging applications that are not telemedical, do not support collaboration, and do not communicate with PACS, can be enhanced to support collaboration among a group of physicians, be accessed remotely, and be clinically useful.ii The main advantage of the proposed architecture is that it does not impose any modification to the current medical imaging applications and does not make any assumptions about the underlying architecture or operating system.

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“…Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) [2] based applications are built by combining network-available services, which have the features of flexibility, reusability and scalability. Consequently, there has recently been an increase in the use of SOA to build CSCW systems, which typically includes BizTalk [3], CoFrame [4], GATiB-CSCW [5] and so on. In SOA based CSCW systems, basic function blocks and platforms are packaged and published as services, which communicate with each other using a loosely coupled interaction mode.…”

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A QoS information dissemination service for SOA-based CSCW applications

Zheng

Luo

Cao

2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics

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A fundamental problem that confronts SOA-based CSCW applications is the efficient and timely QoS information obtainment of component services. However, this issue has largely been overlooked. This paper presents a P2P based publish/subscribe service to disseminate new revised QoS information reliably and efficiently. Specialized rendezvous points and a replica mechanism are introduced to reduce the risk of subscriptions loss and consequently improve reliability. A message buffering and packaged delivery mechanism helps to reduce notification traffic. A reverse Chord ring, called RP ring, is designed to quicken subscription delivery and QoS information publication. Node partitioning technique is suggested to tackle the load balancing issue. Simulation results show that the service is reliable, efficient and scalable.

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GATiB-CSCW, Medical Research Supported by a Service-Oriented Collaborative System

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

COOVADIS: A new framework for collaborative diagnosis approach of the vascular system

COOVADIS: A new framework for collaborative diagnosis approach of the vascular system

Transforming medical imaging applications into collaborative PACS-based telemedical systems

A QoS information dissemination service for SOA-based CSCW applications

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