Personal Health Assistance Service Expert System (Phases)

• Main Authors: Chakkrit Snae, Brueckner, Michael
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: Zenodo 2007
• Subjects: Personal health assistance service; expert system; ontologies; knowledge management; information technology.; Arctic; Carroll; Chandler; McCallum; Obry; Arctic Council; Iceland
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1085029; https://zenodo.org/record/1085029

In this paper the authors present the framework of a system for assisting users through counseling on personal health, the Personal Health Assistance Service Expert System (PHASES). Personal health assistance systems need Personal Health Records (PHR), which support wellness activities, improve the understanding of personal health issues, enable access to data from providers of health services, strengthen health promotion, and in the end improve the health of the population. This is especially important in societies where the health costs increase at a higher rate than the overall economy. The most important elements of a healthy lifestyle are related to food (such as balanced nutrition and diets), activities for body fitness (such as walking, sports, fitness programs), and other medical treatments (such as massage, prescriptions of drugs). The PHASES framework uses an ontology of food, which includes nutritional facts, an expert system keeping track of personal health data that are matched with medical treatments, and a comprehensive data transfer between patients and the system. : {"references": ["M. Larson and G. Malmqvist, \"Sjunet - the National IT infrastructure\nfor healthcare in Sweden\", Information and Communication Technology\nin the Arctic, in Proc. of the International Conf. on the Arctic Council,\nAkureyri, Iceland, 20-21 October, 2003", "J. L. Clarke, and D. C. Meiris, \"Electronic personal health records come\nof age\", American Journal of Medical Quality, vol. 21, mo. 5, 2006.", "Connecting for Health. The Personal Health Working Group Final\nReport. July 1, 2003", "American Health Information Management Association. The Role of the\nPersonal Health Record in the EHR. July 25, 2005.", "America's Health Insurance Plans. What are Personal Health Records\n(PHRs). December 13, 2006.", "Association of State and Territory Health Officials, \"Compendium of\nState Healthy Lifestyle Initiatives\". 2006, available from\nhttp://www.astho.org/pubs/ASTHO-Compendium.pdf", "Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, \"Preventing\nObesity and Other Chronic Diseases\", Jefferson City, 2005, available\nfrom http://www.dhss.mo.gov/Obesity/ObesityBurdenWebversion.pdf", "USDA: National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. Available\nfrom: www.nal.usda.gov/ (Oct. 23, 2007)", "A. Sheth, \"Semantic Web & Semantic Web Services: Applications in\nHealthcare and Scientific Research\", in Proc. of the International Conf.\non Industrial Applications of Semantic Web (IASW - 2005), Jyv\u251c\u00f1skyl\u251c\u00f1,\nFinland, August 25-27, 2005.\n[10] C. S. Shee and H. M. Wei, \"Ontology-based intelligent healthcare agent\nand its application to respiratory waveform recognition\", Expert Systems\nwith Applications: An International Journal vol 33, no 3, 2007.\n[11] C. E. Kuziemsky, F. Lau, I. Bilykh, J. H. Jahnke, G. McCallum, C. Obry,\nA. Onabajo, G. M. Downing., \"Ontology-based Information Integration\nin Health Care: A Focus on Palliative Care\", in Proc. of the 11th IEEE\nConf. on Software Technology and Engineering Practice (STEP), IEEE\nComputer Society, Amsterdam, NL, p.164-172 (2004)\n[12] L.G. Villarias, \"Ontology-based semantic querying of the web with\nrespect to food recipes\" Master-s thesis, Technical University of\nDenmark, 2004.\n[13] J. K. Kastner, R. D. Chandler, S. M. Weiss, K. B. Kern and\nC. A. Kulikowski, \"An expert consultation system for frontline health\nworkers in primary eye care\", Journal of Medical Systems, vol. 8, 1984,\npp 389-397.\n[14] R. Looije, F. Cnossen, and M. A. Neerincx, \"Incorporating guidelines\nfor health assistance into a socially intelligent robot\", in Proc. of the\n15th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive\nCommunication (RO-MAN06), Hatfield, UK, September 6-8, 2006\n[15] T. Fong, I. Nourbakhsh and K. Dautenhahn, \"A survey of socially\ninteractive robots,\" Robotics and autonomous systems, vol. 42, 2003, pp.\n143-166.\n[16] R. Heeks, D. Mundy and A. Salazar, \"Why Health Care Information\nSystems Succeed or Fail\", Information Systems for Public Sector\nManagement Working Paper Series Paper No. 9, Univ. of Manchester,\n1999, available from\nhttp://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/NISPAcee/UNP\nAN015482.pdf\n[17] C. Snae and M. Bruecker, FOODS: Food-Oriented Ontology-Driven\nSystem (review process), in Proc. of the Inaugural IEEE International\nConference on Digital Ecosystem and Technologies (IEEE DEST 2008)\nPhitsanuloke, Thailand, 26-29 February, 2008.\n[18] M. Caratozzolo, S. Bagnara and O. Parlangeri, \"Use of ICT to supply\nhealth care services to nomadic patients: an experimental survey\". Work\nwith Computing Systems 2007, Stockholm, T3.3.3.2.\n[19] C. L. Ogden, C. D. Fryar; M. D. Carroll and K. M. Flegal, \" Mean Body\nWeight, Height, and Body Mass Index, United States 1960-2002\",\nAdvance Data from vital and Health Statistics, no 347, Oct. 2004."]}