Discussion of a graduation project in the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Engineering at the university
University media
In the presence of the Dean of the College of Engineering and Information Technology, Dr. Khalil Al-Wajeeh, and the Head of the Information Technology Department at the college, Dr. Anwar Al-Shamiri, the graduation project submitted by the student Sundus Shehab Abdel Hamid Al-Maqhafi, entitled: (Help Me) was discussed, under the supervision of Dr. Imad Al-Ramada. The project is a mobile healthcare system based on the application's connection to a desktop system via a web page. The system provides assistance to patients and determines the hospital according to the condition and location of the patient. The system allows patients to contact the hospital and provide the patient with the first aid that must be performed. The presented project aims to improve and speed the first aid process, which increases the chances of saving patients. The project presented by the student Sundus Al-Maqhafi is characterized by reducing the time required to find a nearby hospital specialized in the patient’s condition and the speed of the system’s response to the case data entered from the application, re-sending the instructions to be done from the system to the application, knowing the number of beds available in each hospital, the reception capabilities of hospitals in the system for the patient, and the presence of a window For first aid, it contains educational videos for each case and an explanation of the ambulance process. This interface helps in the absence of the Internet or in cases of minor injuries. The application supports both Arabic and English languages. The application can know complete information about the desired hospital (departments - doctors for each department with their data and ways to communicate with them - numbers And sites to communicate with the hospital - a map to locate the hospital) and the patient can easily browse his medical history. The discussion was also attended by the head of the Oil and Gas Department, Dr. Hatem Al-Dais, a number of faculty members and their assistants, and a number of university students. The project won the approval of the discussion committee and supervisors. .
