# LabConcept--A New Mobile Healthcare Platform for Standardizing Patient Results in Telemedicine
## 4 Results  
In order to check the sustainability of the new \"LabConcept\" platform, the authors made a study by going on the field and randomly presenting the application to doctors and patients. The LabConcept was presented on the mobile phone, with all its features and its novel characteristics. The participants of the survey were patients and medical doctors that fit all age categories. The scope of this survey is to observe the importance of the LabConcept application and the need for this type of telemedicine idea. Their opinion was marked with indices from 1 to 5, where 1 is strongly disagree, 2--disagree, 3--neutral, 4--agree and 5 is strongly agree, on a simple set of questions that are presented below:  
1. Question 1 (Q1)--Is the LabConcept application easy to use? 2. Question 2 (Q2)--Is the LabConcept application useful to the user? 3. Question 3 (Q3)--Would you recommend LabConcept to other potential users? The authors must state that the survey was not conducted in an organized event where all the attendants filled a survey form about the presented product. It was a survey performed at the hospitals and general practitioner offices, which are Ana Concept'sclients. For the study, the results of the surveys were centralized in Table 1 (potential patients--P and doctors--D), which were divided into four major age categories regarding its participants: 20-35, 36-50, 51-60, 61-75 years old. Most of the questioned participants that were above 75 years old replied that they need help to use the mobile device in order to run the application, which means that the survey was conducted only for users under 75 years old. In the future, the authors are confident that all people will know how to use the mobile phone, the application being sustainable in the telemedicine area. In Table 2, the percentage format of the answers of the potential patients/users (P) and doctors (D) that replied to the questions were calculated. \begin{table}
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**Age** & **Number of** & **Question** & **1—Strongly** & **2—Disagree** & **3—Neutral** & **4—Agree** & **5—Strongly** \\
**Category** & **Participants** & **Question** & **Disagree** & **(P/D)** & **(P/D)** & **(P/D)** & **Agree (P/D)** \\ \hline
20–35 & 18/2 & Q1 & 0/0 & 1/0 & 2/0 & 6/0 & 9/2 \\  & & Q2 & 0/0 & 1/0 & 4/0 & 6/1 & 7/1 \\  & & Q3 & 1/0 & 2/0 & 3/0 & 5/1 & 7/1 \\ \hline
36–50 & 25/5 & Q1 & 2/0 & 4/0 & 7/1 & 6/1 & 6/3 \\  & & Q2 & 3/0 & 3/0 & 6/1 & 5/2 & 8/2 \\  & & Q3 & 3/0 & 4/0 & 3/1 & 5/0 & 10/4 \\ \hline
51–60 & 31/7 & Q1 & 4/0 & 7/1 & 5/2 & 10/2 & 5/2 \\  & & Q2 & 5/0 & 2/2 & 5/1 & 8/2 & 11/2 \\  & & Q3 & 3/0 & 3/1 & 6/2 & 10/2 & 9/2 \\ \hline
61–75 & 22/4 & Q1 & 4/0 & 3/2 & 9/1 & 0/1 & 6/0 \\  & & Q2 & 3/0 & 2/1 & 3/2 & 9/1 & 5/0 \\  & & Q3 & 4/0 & 3/1 & 3/2 & 10/1 & 2/0 \\ \hline Average & answers & Q1 & 2.5/0.0 & 3.8/0.8 & 5.8/1.0 & 5.5/1.0 & 6.5/1.8 \\  & & Q2 & 2.8/0.0 & 2.0/0.8 & 4.5/1.0 & 7.0/1.5 & 7.8/1.3 \\  & & Q3 & 2.8/0.0 & 3.0/0.5 & 3.8/1.3 & 7.5/1.0 & 7.0/1.8 \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 1: The results of the survey regarding the potential patients/users and doctors based on age categories and the answers replied to the questions.