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Project PMR-Droid Group 6 Presenters: Kurt Seippel - Project Manager

Project PMR-Droid Group 6 Presenters: Kurt Seippel - Project Manager Michael Keesey – Domain Expert/Customer Liaison Jong Jang – Artifacts Manager/Web Master Joe Heldt – Project Facilitator Tom Randall – Security and Assurance. Project Overview.

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Project PMR-Droid Group 6 Presenters: Kurt Seippel - Project Manager

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  1. Project PMR-Droid Group 6 Presenters: Kurt Seippel - Project Manager Michael Keesey – Domain Expert/Customer Liaison Jong Jang – Artifacts Manager/Web Master Joe Heldt – Project Facilitator Tom Randall – Security and Assurance

  2. Project Overview • Provides a personal medical record(PMR) that can be accessed by your Droid • Allows you to have your medical data with you at all times • Your doctor can use your PMR to see what other treatments and medications you are taking

  3. Overview of Features • Easy way to store and navigate through your medical record • Basic info page provides an overview of important data • Allows you to update your PMR at any time • Patient can comment and upload images • Backup local PMR to your computer

  4. Domain Research • Researched Android API and emulator • Constraints: • Only works on the Motorola Droid running Android 2.0 • Images and other large files cannot be stored locally on the phone

  5. Risk Analysis • There are a lot of risks involved with handling medical data • Secure database that holds data • Password protection to gain access to phone and computer • Encrypt all data being passed between server, phone, and computer • Secure authentication to upload medical data to server

  6. System Login Logoff newRecord editInfo uploadImage commentInfo sync Health Care Provider backupInfo Patient display Extends downloadImage Use Case Diagram

  7. Class Model

  8. Class Model

  9. Sequence Diagram :Health Care Provider :Patient :Medical Record :Entry :Basic Info :Database :Computer login() newRecord() addBasicInfo() addEntry() uploadImage(string filepath) sync() editInfo() editBasicInfo() editEntry(E) uploadImage(string filepath) sync() logoff()

  10. State Diagram

  11. State Diagram

  12. Prototype Demo Features: • Basic Info and Emergency Contact • Login Features • Editing Features • View Photos from server

  13. Sample Scenario • A doctor adding basic information and medication taken. • Patient Sequence Diagram • A patient logging into the phone and accessing the data then editing the data

  14. :Health Care Provider :Patient :Medical Record :Entry :Basic Info :Database :Computer login() newRecord() addBasicInfo() addEntry() uploadImage(string filepath) sync() editInfo() editBasicInfo() editEntry(E) uploadImage(string filepath) sync() logoff()

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