Aplicación cliente destinada a obtener una diagnosis consensuada entre varios médicos

Abstract

This paper in front of you is the resulting report and explanation of a final degree work. The project discussed here is to create a client application that belongs to the field of telemedicine. It aims to facilitate the doctors the decision making in cases of doubtful diagnosis. The execution process can be summarized in three steps: first user, ie a doctor, creates a question about a diagnosis which is not completely secure. Since then, the other users can give their opinion on the matter and thus contribute to solving the doubt. Finally, the user who created the question decides to close it, and the system shows what it estimates that is the correct answer. The estimation is based in responses that others have given. This work belongs to a wider project, that consists in three parts: The client application, that we will discuss here. A server and data base, that will be explained in another document. And a third part, in charge of the decision making process. This part has not been finished because the final team was only of two members. This document contains three basic sections: The first one is an introduction that contains the explanation of the problem and the planned solution in detail, a resume of the technologies used to implement that solution and the time planification that we have followed. The second part, focuses on the design of the client application and the most important details of the implementation. This explanation is done starting with the major functionalities of the application and then explaining how they spread through the different classes implemented. The third part consists in a guide for users. This section shows a complete example of execution, so the user can follow step by step in a walk-through by all the functionalities of the application. It has also been created an annex containing useful information about the client implementation (like the full class diagram or the javadoc) and a glossary of some technical terms that do constant reference.