Enterprise architecture of mobile healthcare for large crowd events

Abstract

The role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for large crowd events in smart cities will continue grow with the growing service demands. An important service is Healthcare's use of smart mobile technologies for patients' profiles. Medical staff in health care organizations can benefit from ICT & Internet of Things (IOT) solutions to access and gather data from patient's records. This paper presents enterprise architecture models for "Mobile Healthcare Events System" (MHES). The system supports and delivers quality healthcare information for patients. Enterprise healthcare uses mobile and cloud computing to address the challenges that face the enterprise health care system architecture. These models combine the technologies of mobile cloud health information and analysis and describe their development for enterprise solutions. They provide services for online access to health records for specific patients and support medical procedures that diagnose the patients crowded in large events such religious or sporting events that last for several weeks. Using mobile devices and cloud technologies the proposed system will evolve and transform traditional health care processes utilizing a mobile device to provide a public event health service. In addition, the system supports medical health care staff and professionals for better patient diagnosis, checking patient history records, and collaborating with other enterprises such as the patient's physician offices, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the World Health Organizations.