ABSTRACT
Globally, the number of dependent elderly people is expected to increase significantly in the coming years. This increase requires the need to develop remote health care monitoring systems to meet the major challenges associated with aging. These issues are at the same time social, economic and above all ethical for our society. The elderly are more susceptible to multiple morbidity, loss of autonomy and also vulnerability. In this context, we present our solution, the Family Heroes System, related to the field of remote healthcare. Due to its critical and complex nature, developing such system requires to adopt a model oriented approach. This paper presents a methodology based on CATWOE and UML to analyze and model Family Heroes System.
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- Model-Oriented Methodology for Developing a Social Based Healthcare System
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