Semi-automatic remote medicine monitoring system of mobile users

The advances in biological sensors have resulted in rapid development of various remote medical care systems, which enable extended independent living at home and improvement of quality of life for individuals. Now, it is possible for us to monitor not only people's physical health but also mental health. Considering the incomplete utilization of mental sensors and electronic health record in most Remote medical care systems, we propose a remote medical care system to monitor people's physical and mental health, with the help of ontology model for with Electronic health record knowledge. In this study, the system architecture will be presented first. Then health solutions about the EHR and emotion (the ontology model of EHR and the emotion detection method) are shown. And finally, some preliminary tests are given out to show this system's practicability and novelty.

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