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& our solution for cyprus

DoctorsHello - Cherries

DoctorsHello has been
selected as telemedicine solution
for  Cypriot citizens

Description

CYPRUS CHALLENGE

Provision of medical services to the Cypriot citizens that live in rural and remote areas and do not have easy access to healthcare services and prescribed medicines” . total of 12 applications were received for this call, 12 of them being eligible for funding.
The evaluation and selection have been completed and the selected solution is: DoctorsHello

Services

DoctorsHello Cyprus Node


Participating Doctors, Hospital and Provided services to the Cypriot citizens .

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The Team

Project Organizations 

SYSTSERV 
Solution Provider

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CYRIC

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ARETAIO HOSPITAL 

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Interactive tele-radiological segmentation systems for treatment and diagnosis

Author: Dr. L. Gortzis

Int J Telemed ;2012:713739. doi: 10.1155/2012/713739

Estimating the success of e-health collaborative services: the THEMIS framework

Author: Dr. L. Gortzis

Informatics for Health and Social Care

Coordinating effectively a heart attack pre-hospital service process using constraint optimization programming

Authors: C. Pylarinou Author: Dr. L. Gortzis Author: S. Zimeras

 Electrical and Control Engineering (ICECE), Yichang 16-18 ISBN 978-1-4244-8162-0, pp. 4752 – 4755

DoctorsHello solution :

Force oriented Model

Force oriented Model

Force oriented Model
Designing and redesigning medical telecare services: a forces-oriented model, L. Gortzis Methods Inf Med. 2007;46(1):27-35 2007, Apr 02

DoctorsHello is the first “Connect-Collaborate-Share” telemedicine ecosystem. Doctors via video Sessions, Nurses, Pharmacists, Electronic Medical Folders, P2P Structures & Devices and LIS/RIS data in real-time Collaboration.

Methods Inf Med. 2007;46(1):27-35 2007, Apr 02

Tracing and cataloguing knowledge in an e-health cardiology environment

In an e-health cardiology environment, the current knowledge engineering systems can support two knowledge processes; the knowledge tracing, and the knowledge cataloguing. We have developed an n-tier system capable of supporting these processes by enabling human collaboration in each phase along with, a prototype scalable knowledge engineering tactic. A knowledge graph is used as a dynamic information structure. Biosignal data (values of HR, QRS, and ST variables)

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Senior  members.
Our  Research Team

Sarah Willis

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Sarah Willis

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Sarah Willis

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