Local Medical System for Searching Medical Institutes and Communication
Katsuya Yahata, Yoshitaka Gohara, Michie Koga, Tetsuro Hada
Abstract
Katsuya Yahata, Yoshitaka Gohara, Michie Koga, Tetsuro Hada
Abstract
Developments in the Internet environment have led to the creation of the Web2.0. Nowadays updating information is as easy as blogging and information can be automatically dispatched to selected websites through the simple use of RSS technology. We developed an information retrieval system for local medical institutions which allows them to offer a push-type information system as well as a map information system. Together these create a dynamic flow of information communication between medical institutions as providers and local residents as users.
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Developments in the Internet environment have led to the creation of the Web2.0. Nowadays updating information is as easy as blogging and information can be automatically dispatched to selected websites through the simple use of RSS technology. We developed an information retrieval system for local medical institutions which allows them to offer a push-type information system as well as a map information system. Together these create a dynamic flow of information communication between medical institutions as providers and local residents as users.
Key concepts: RSS, Medical information, The Internet, Computer science, Information flow, World Wide Web, Information system, Internet privacy