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© 1999, Dept. of Computer Science, University Of Cyprus
FOUNDATION OF RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
DITIS is a system that supports Collaborative Virtual Healthcare Teams dealing with the Home-treatment of Cancer Patients in Cyprus.
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Core Research TeamPartner-Team Name Research team collaborators E-mail Address
NetU Dr Eleni Christodoulou
Manager of software Develop. Dep. eleni@ netu.com.cy
University of Cyprus Dr Andreas Pitsillides Associate professor Andreas.Pitsilides@ cs.ucy.ac.cy
University of Cyprus Dr George Samaras Associate professor cssamara@ cs.ucy.ac.cy
University of Cyprus Dr Marios Dikaiakos Assistant professor mdd@ cs.ucy.ac.cy
PASYKAF Georgia Orphanou Administration Manager ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
PASYKAF Dr Stala Kioupi Home health care volunteer doctor ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
PASYKAF Barbara Pitsillides Palliative home care specialist nurse ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
PASYKAF Cathryn Christoforou Palliative home care specialist nurse ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
PASYKAF Sue Miltiades Palliative home care specialist nurse ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
University of Crete(ICS) Dr Stelios Orphanoudakis Professor, - Director ICS ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
University of Crete(ICS) Dr Manolis Tsiknakis Coordinator Health Telematics ditis@ ucy.ac.cy
www.ditis.ucy.ac.cy
At UCY Research assistant: Kyriacou OlympiosStudent projects: 5 final year projects support research in DITIS
DITIS AIMS
• Uses patient centric paradigm for continuous treatment of patient at home, and any visits to places of specialist treatment (e.g. radiotherapy) and back home.
Co-operative model ofthe caring team
patient and family
nurse(s) generalpractitioner
social worker
pain consultant
priest
psychologist
hospital (records)
oncologistphysiotherapist
others that may join the team (e.g. surgeon, radiologist)
volunteer
Palliativecare specialist
The simultaneous physical presence of a healthcare team by the side of the patient, when the patient is at home, at all times of need, is almost impossible.
DITIS’ Project Goals
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DITIS supports the creation, management and co-ordination of virtual healthcare professional teams, for the continuous home-treatment of patient.
DITIS’ System Architecture(1)
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M o b i l e U n i ts
InternetTCP /IP
GSM(W A P)
F i xed U n i ts
Databas e
Ditis System
JDB
C/O
DB
Cbr
idge
SQLSe r ve rAgent
Se r vle tsJSP-A SP
JA V AA p le ts
W e bS e rve r
Web based database
Flexible Communication Infrastructure
Effective and robust Communication
protocols
Telecooperation System
Adaptive intelligent interfaces
DITIS’ System Architecture(2)
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Web based database
The design and development of such a system will be based on an open Healthcare Information Infrastructure, and web based database for storage and processing of information, including Electronic Medical Record (EMR) pertinent to cancer patients, in accordance with National and International standards (e.g. WHO ICD-10, ICD-O, HL7).
DITIS’ System Architecture(3)
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Flexible Communication Infrastructure
The use of Mobile Agents, e.g. IBM’s Aglets , Concordia , Voyager , General Magic ODYSSEY or Java’s RMI , for the implementation of flexible communication infrastructure for support of mobile users. The mobile agents, may be extended to offer intelligence and co-operation.
DITIS’ System Architecture(3)
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Effective and robust Communication protocols
Current and emerging protocols (such as the Wireless Access Protocol, WAP, and the activities of the W3C-Mobile Access) are investigated.
DITIS’ System Architecture(4)
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Telecooperation System
For sharing of information, team communication, and coordination of team activities.
DITIS’ System Architecture(5)
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Adaptive intelligent interfaces
For database access from a variety of access units, such as:
• Mobile Computing Units with GSM Internet connectivity.
• Fixed units with Internet Access supporting Tele-cooperation.
DITIS’ System Architecture(6)
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Overview
MOBILE AGENTS
JAVA
GSM
INTERNET
Mobile units
DB Administration
Fixed units
COLLABORATIVE
SYSTEM
DATABASE
ΔΙΤΗΣΔΙΤΗΣ
DITIS’ Infrastructure
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DB
DB
DB
DB
In tra ne t
W e b Ba seDa ta ba se
In te r n e tM o b ile Un its
Expected Benefits
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Improvement of the quality of life that chronic and severe patients can experience.
Flexible Management and accessing to Healthcare Records.
Reduction of the length of stay of the patient in hospital. (saving in the cost).
Capability to consult within a team of experts.
D
SP
N
W AP Server
W AP Server
W AP Server DBM S Server
Internet
Intelligence andCooperation
Treating Doctor ALw ith W AP-enabled
Telephone
PolyClinic w ithW AP Telephone Specialist w ith
W AP Telephone
Agents Representing theSpecialist, the treating
Doctor, the Clinic, the nurse
M obile Agentsbetw een the m em bersof the team and their
Agent surrogates
DITIS’ Collaborative Architecture(1)