A Pilot Study on Handling Transactional BigDataStream for Improved Electronic Medical Health Records Management

Blessing U Nwozor and Nelson Oghenekevwe Asheshemi
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Blessing U Nwozor: Dept of Computer Science, Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun, Nigeria
Nelson Oghenekevwe Asheshemi: Dept of Computer Science, Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun, Nigeria

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science, 2024, vol. 9, issue 10, 375-396

Abstract: One main objective of electronic medical health records is to provide quality support to aid effective decision making for patients by expert personnel and consultants. A major and efficient means to achieve the highest level of quality therein the healthcare delivery system and infrastructure therein is by discovering meaningful data to aid its future classification and prediction of patients’ activities and conditions visà vis a plethora of other events that may(not) occur within a healthcare system. Identifying and detecting values of abnormal health state of patients and the future forecast of such events via underlying health condition(s) that are hidden within medical records have since become a critical performance index (aim) in healthcare systems. Result showed that system throughput to determine the time interval between a user’s request and apps response time as user feedback yields an average convergence time of 18secs with support 0.1. and confidence 0.1 values. We also assessed its availability, reachability, scalability and resilience with response time for both queries and page retrievalvia cases of 250 and 1000users respectively. Result showed response time of 59secs (queries) and 63secs (pages retrieval)for250users; And had a longer response time of 78secs (queries) and 85secs (page retrieval) for 1000users respectively.

Date: 2024
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