Access to internet is now common and the technology is far superior to develop an intelligent system which can work as an e-healthcare expert system. It can provide healthcare services to patients and establish communication between doctors and patients using internet access.

 

“Intelligent System for healthcare” replaces the role of relative and friend for patient, by providing him/her guidance and content to find a suitable doctor. It helps in establishing communication between a patient and doctor for the preliminary diagnostics and may work as a remedy for the problem regarding the access to medical care that can be very difficult for the people who are living in villages and under-served areas.

 

The proposed intelligent system may serve as a remedy for the barriers in adoption of e-healthcare services. The cost of implementation and maintenance is high when implemented by the government agency or group of hospitals. This is because of the technicality and machinery involved. However, as the usage of internet is on the rise and now it is an era of ‘Web 2.0’ where website can work as an individual application using dynamic content. The implementation of this proposed intelligent system with the integration of internet access may resolve the problems of implementation and maintenance costs and make the e-healthcare affordable and easily accessible to all the people around the world.

 

The “Intelligent System for healthcare” can solve various issues by providing details for relevant doctors located nearby, helping in diagnosing possible diseases based on the symptoms, providing medical content to users to increase their knowledge about health and medicine. Also establishing communication between doctors and patients online whether through real-time services such as video, audio and/or text chat or by simply booking the appointment online in order to visit their workplace. As the trend of e-healthcare is on the rise in western Countries. This may work to create awareness of this new technological solution and adopt it sooner enough in Asian Countries or especially in developing countries so that people are benefited on a larger scale, improving healthcare conditions of the societies.