Mobile Application for Ebola Virus Disease Diagnosis (EbolaDiag)

K. Danjuma, S. Oyelere, Elisha Sunday Oyelere, T. Laine
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This chapter describes how the Ebola virus is considered extremely infectious with a series of physical and psychological traumas on the victims. Common clinical signs associated with the disease include a sudden fever, severe headaches, muscle pain, fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, and unexplained hemorrhages. In Africa, with strained medical facilities and remote localities, prompt identification and diagnosis of the symptoms of Ebola in a suspected patient are important to the control of the epidemic and in curtailing further spread. This chapter presents the development of an Android mobile application called EbolaDiag (Ebola Diagnosis), which is capable of supporting the diagnosis, screening, and healthcare experts working on the frontline in contact tracing and monitoring of the spread of Ebola. Furthermore, EbolaDiag is suitable for aiding the strained medical facilities in endemic areas. In addressing this gap, the application provided a model for implementing such solutions in pandemic environments. Such a solution becomes more relevant and useful to combat Ebola and several other diseases in similar environments.
埃博拉病毒病诊断移动应用程序(EbolaDiag)
本章描述了埃博拉病毒如何被认为具有极强的传染性,并对受害者造成一系列身体和心理创伤。与该病相关的常见临床症状包括突然发热、严重头痛、肌肉疼痛、疲劳、腹泻、呕吐和不明原因的出血。在医疗设施紧张和地区偏远的非洲,及时识别和诊断疑似患者的埃博拉症状对于控制疫情和遏制进一步传播至关重要。本章介绍了名为EbolaDiag(埃博拉诊断)的Android移动应用程序的开发,该应用程序能够支持在接触者追踪和监测埃博拉传播的一线工作的诊断、筛查和医疗保健专家。此外,EbolaDiag适合帮助流行地区紧张的医疗设施。为了弥补这一差距,该应用程序为在大流行病环境中实施此类解决方案提供了一个模型。这种解决办法对于在类似环境中防治埃博拉和其他几种疾病更加相关和有用。
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