# LabConcept--A New Mobile Healthcare Platform for Standardizing Patient Results in Telemedicine
## 3 Appling the LabConcept Telemedicine Platform
### The Graphical Interpretation of the Stored Results  
The \"Result chart\" is the submenu that can be accessed either directly from the main menu or by selecting the \"View\" button from the \"View results\" submenu. This option allows the user to view the uploaded results, via the \"Scan QR\", \"Import\" or \"LIS\" options in the case of a patient and only using the \"Import\" option in the case of a medical doctor. An example from the coagulation domain can be observed in Figure 7a. The GUI displays the name of the patient, the blood assay domain, the data, the parameter and the comments for the selected parameter. It uses a figure which has on the \(x\)-axis the filtered date and on the \(y\)-axis the range of the observed parameter. The plot is projected by extracting from the specific matrix the rows corresponding to the selected date range and the pair of columns corresponding to the parameters and their comments. The figure containing the plot also has available a marker that can pivot along the points of the curve in order to select the point of interest for viewing the comment, as shown in Figure 7a. The doctor can analyze the graphical representation and the comments, if available, to see the patient's health improvement over a period of time. This feature is unique and extremely important because it can be inspected the medication plan that improved the clinical state of the patient and the period of time when the treatment was administrated. If needed, the comments can be modified or overwritten and saved by clicking the \"Add comment\" button. This action will overwrite the specific column corresponding to the selected date in the matrix and will store the new values, which can be sent by the doctor back to the patient to update them in his platform using the \"Send results\" and \"Import\" features. Figure 7: The LabConcept’s interface for accessing and sending the results: (**a**) The graphical representation of the stored results over a user predefined period of time, including the clinical comments; (**b**) The sending interface for the results contained in the database via e-mail. The \"Send results\" option is a GUI that extracts the data specified by the patient and sends them via e-mail to the medical doctor. The patient uses this feature to send the database to the doctor in order to be analyzed and the doctor sends it back to the patient in the same way, with the comments added or modified. For multiple result databases from several patients, the \"Import\" option is used to load the results for a specific patient, indicating the path of the database that was downloaded in the local folder. If loaded and modified, the database can be sent back to the patient's e-mail address. The software can send all the blood domain-specific databases for one patient by a simple selection of the \"All\" button or can be successively sent for each domain of blood assays, as shown in Figure 7b. For this experiment, the \"Send results\" feature is available by using a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) algorithm [26] described below:  
_props = java.lang.System.getProperties;_  
_props.setProperty('mail.smtp.startfls.enable','true');_  
_mail = <first_name>_<last_name>_u/d(x)>;_  
The u/d corresponds to the user's or doctor's account matrix and _,x\" is the column where the e-mail is stored in the account matrix, which is 7 for the user and 4 for the doctor. _password = <first_name>_<last_name>_u/d(y)>;_  
Parameter _,y\" is the column where the password is stored in the account matrix, which is 11 for the user and 9 for the doctor.