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Author(s): Zhi Li, Yusen Wang, Shiwen Tai, Jingquan Wang, Yusong Huang, Wu Jiang and Hao Zhang*

DOI: 10.2174/1574893614666191105161335

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APP Medical Diagnostic Check-up Consultation System Based on Speech Recognition

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Abstract

Background: Medical test orders can display the physiological functions of patients by using medical means. The medical staff determines the patient's condition through medical test orders and completes the treatment. However, for most patients and their families, there are so many terminologies in the medical test list and they are inconvenient to understand and query, which would affect the patients’ cognition and treatment effect. Therefore, it is especially necessary to develop a consulting system that can provide related analysis after getting medical test data.

Objective: This paper starts with information acquisition and speech recognition. It proposes a natural scene information acquisition and analysis model based on deep learning, focusing on improving the recognition rate of routine test list and achieving targeted smart search to allow users to get more accurate personalized health advice.

Methods: Based on medical characteristics, considering the needs of patients, this paper constructs an APP-based conventional medical test consultation system, using artificial intelligence and voice recognition technology to collect user input; analyzing user needs with the help of conventional medical information knowledge database.

Results: This model combines speech recognition and data mining methods to obtain routine test list data and is suitable for accurate analysis of problems in routine check-up procedure. The app provides effective explanations and guidance for the treatment and rehabilitation of patients.

Conclusion: It organically links the Internet with personalized medicine, which can effectively improve the popularity of medical knowledge and provide a reference for the application of medical services on the Internet. Meanwhile, this app can contribute to the improvement of medical standards and provide new models for modern medical management.

Keywords: Artificial intelligence, speech recognition, machine learning, medical test, rehabilitation, knowledge base.

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