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Sistema aplicacional para o acompanhamento e monitorização de casos de perturbação psicótica
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Pretende-se, na presente dissertação, descrever o trabalho desenvolvido e os
conhecimentos adquiridos no decorrer do projeto “iCOPE”, realizado no âmbito do curso
de Mestrado em Engenharia de Computação e Instrumentação Médica.
O projeto consistiu no desenvolvimento de um sistema aplicacional para o auxílio à
prestação de serviços e cuidados de saúde a pacientes com doenças psicóticas tanto
através de ferramentas de autogestão, como por funcionalidades que permitirão a um
terapeuta monitorizar as ocorrências comunicadas pelos respetivos pacientes atribuídos.
As tarefas à responsabilidade do autor desta dissertação compreenderam o
levantamento e especificação de requisitos funcionais, o desenvolvimento das
funcionalidades e interfaces de gestão de utilizadores e administração do sistema, o
desenvolvimento das funcionalidades e interfaces para utilização pelos terapeutas e a
criação de ferramentas para a instalação do servidor aplicacional central, existindo ainda
cooperação no desenvolvimento de funcionalidades e interfaces para utilização pelos
pacientes, nomeadamente ao nível da modelização da base de dados e na realização de
testes e deteção de erros.
Os resultados da avaliação das interfaces desenvolvidas, obtidos por meio da análise
de respostas dadas por um grupo de potenciais utilizadores a um inquérito de usabilidade
anónimo, demonstraram que estes estão satisfeitos com a solução implementada,
havendo, no entanto, margem para futuros melhoramentos e incremento de
funcionalidades.
It is herein intended to describe the work done and the knowledge acquired during the project “iCOPE”, carried out within the Master’s degree in Computer Engineering and Medical Instrumentation. The project consisted in the development of an application system for assisting the provision of health care services to patients with psychotic disorders through both selfmanagement tools and features that allow a therapist to monitor events notified by his assigned patients. The tasks assigned to the author of this dissertation comprised the functional requirements survey and specification, the development of the functionalities and graphical interfaces for the application’s user management and system’s administration, the development of the functionalities and graphical interfaces to be used by the therapist and the creation of tools for installing the central application server. The author also cooperated in the development of the functionalities and interfaces to be used by the patients, namely in database modelling and testing and debugging tasks. The results of the evaluation of the developed interfaces, acquired through the analysis of the responses given by a group of potential users to an anonymous usability survey, have shown that they are satisfied with the implemented solution, although there is always room for future enhancements and developments.
It is herein intended to describe the work done and the knowledge acquired during the project “iCOPE”, carried out within the Master’s degree in Computer Engineering and Medical Instrumentation. The project consisted in the development of an application system for assisting the provision of health care services to patients with psychotic disorders through both selfmanagement tools and features that allow a therapist to monitor events notified by his assigned patients. The tasks assigned to the author of this dissertation comprised the functional requirements survey and specification, the development of the functionalities and graphical interfaces for the application’s user management and system’s administration, the development of the functionalities and graphical interfaces to be used by the therapist and the creation of tools for installing the central application server. The author also cooperated in the development of the functionalities and interfaces to be used by the patients, namely in database modelling and testing and debugging tasks. The results of the evaluation of the developed interfaces, acquired through the analysis of the responses given by a group of potential users to an anonymous usability survey, have shown that they are satisfied with the implemented solution, although there is always room for future enhancements and developments.