Análisis, Diseño y Desarrollo de una Aplicación Móvil en la Plataforma Android Studio para la Generación de Diagnósticos Médicos Presuntivos en Seres humanos

• Autores: Maria Sabina Muñiz Montoya, Ángel Mario Lerma Sánchez, Mario Mota Vázquez, Daniel López Piña, Dolores Eunice Hernández Herrera
• Localización: Ciencia Latina: Revista Multidisciplinar, ISSN-e 2707-2215, ISSN 2707-2207, Vol. 7, Nº. 5, 2023, págs. 3147-3767
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Analysis, Design and Development of a Mobile Application on the Android Studio Platform for the Generation of Presumptive Medical Diagnoses in Human Beings
• Enlaces
  • Texto completo
• Resumen
  • español

    Se sugiere que el resumen sea elaborado en un solo párrafo, con texto en tamaño 11, Times New Roman, justificado, al igual que todo el cuerpo del artículo, salvo los subtítulos que van alineados a la izquierda. El resumen debe presentar el objetivo del trabajo, las estrategias metodológicas implementadas para su consecución y los principales resultados o hallazgos. La extensión máxima ideal para el resumen es de 200 palabras. Se adopta como sistema de citación el del Manual de Estilo de publicaciones de la American Psychological Association (APA), en su sexta o séptima edición (www.apastyle.org). Se recomienda que la extensión total del artículo, incluida las referencias, no supere las 20 páginas.

  • English

    The present article presents the development of a viable technological tool, an Android mobile application that allows the generation of preliminary diagnoses in humans. To accomplish this task, it was necessary to approach concepts related to mobile applications, mobile operating systems such as Android and iOS, expert systems, vector-borne diseases, and mobile health methodologies were addressed. During the development, a diagnostic sample of 30 participants was utilized, out of which 90% demonstrated they would use an app to receive medical attention. According to the usability study, seven questions were used with a Likert scale, also the participants were satisfied with the usability of the application, resulting in 77% of excellent and very good responses. The mobile application for presumptive diagnosis in humans was developed to provide users with new technological tools. It has been demonstrated that this application significantly reduces the time dedicated to the medical attention process, as well as the economic resources required to invest in it.