Development of a software application for work with poorly structured data of medical protolocs
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https://doi.org/10.31498/2225-6733.42.2021.240563Keywords:
poorly structured medical data, query, JSON, database, API, software interfaceAbstract
This paper considers the implementation of the search for poorly structured data of medical protocols using the API which was created on the basis of a software application. The processing of a poorly structured medical protocol by creating JSON files, entering them into a database and presenting them on a web page has been proposed. The user’s requests are processed through the developed API and are displayed as the result through the created interface of the software application. The structure of data storage of medical protocols in a relational database, the mechanism of their entering and updating the database by executing an automated script has been proposed. The example of the test data presents the gradation of the parameters obtained by primary processing of the protocol; the parameters clearly characterizing the symptoms and making it possible to quickly identify the particular disease. A software interface that implements automatic retrieval of data from the database using PHP, and makes it possible for the doctor to interact with the system by expanding the existing information system- that is a directory of medical protocols in pdf-format- has been developed, and search for possible diseases based on symptoms entered by the doctor via API use of PHP programming language has been implemented. The steps of the treatment method of the input symptoms have been described step by step and are presented in the form of an output query with the display of illustrated examples of work through the testing and developing API – Postman tool. Queries are sent to the database, the result is displayed in JSON format. This approach makes it possible to dynamically generate a query, and depending on the input parameters, to process the existing data in the database. As a result, a software application has been developed that displays all possible diseases that have the corresponding symptoms based on the entered symptoms
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