Ronan Fox
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we describe the architecture of Sqwelch, and show how it can be applied in the delivery of healthcare to patients in the community and to support their caregiver networks. We show, through a detailed scenario, how personalized web applications can be composed by non technical users on our website: www.sqwelch.com (on which we have a demonstration video). Sqwelch uses lightweight semantics to effect mediation between heterogeneous components.
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Index Terms
- Remote healthcare delivery with sqwelch
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