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A smartphone app framework for segmented cancer care coordination - 2016

ABSTRACT:

Advanced cancer care needs careful coordination, however resource limitations lead to lack of effective coordinated follow-up services. Recent advances in smartphones offer great opportunities for better segmentation of patient populations for cost-effective, targeted care coordination and monitoring or surveillance of cancer patients. This paper presents a framework of a smartphone app that provides such risk assessment and follow-up care monitoring services. This mHealth app framework includes three purposeful modules: a natural language processing module based on Bayesian model to extract relevant information from free text or medical reports; a cancer risk calculator that uses support vector machine classification to assess the medical risks of cancer patients based on the information extracted; and a health care monitor that has timely care coordination to high risk cancer patients. The experimental results validate mHealth as a reliable medical risk assessment for post-surgical cancer patients and an efficient health care monitoring service for cancer care coordination.


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