A Comprehensive Clinical Decision Support Application Software for Measurements of Body and Renal Dimensions In Ghana
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET173191Keywords:
Mathematical Modeling, Graphic User Interface, Body Parameters, Empirical MeasurementsAbstract
Clinical application software involve the use of the experimental modeling process and deal with the use of mathematical modeling procedure, which reduces data from empirical measurements to real clinical application software process which provide user interface for implementation. The study is to develop a software that established a relationship between the body indices based on height and weight measurements as input parameters. The modeled equations in the form of graphic user interface can adequately and accurately be used to predict individual body parameters for clinical application. With confident level of 95% for both models equations. The modeled equations have been made available for use during clinical data capturing. These equations has been converted to text-based graphic user interface and visual indicator for use by clinicians. To address data optimisation processes and improve accuracy in patient initial information analysis and reporting.
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