Patient Tracking and Diagnosis System of Transmissible Disease

A method of generating medical diagnosis information of a patient based on geo-location, comprises the steps of:

• receiving of search query related to a patient by a data collection and analysis storage unit entered by a physician through a retrieval module, wherein the search query can include input such as patient ID, health insurance number, location, address, suspected diagnosis and the like;
• identifying data stored in the data collection and analysis storage unit relating to the received search query;
• correlating the search query with data of plurality of other patients who are suspected or confirmed to have transmissible disease, wherein said data of plurality of other patients include geo-locations matched with patient's recorded geo-location, proximity of the patient from other patients and the like;
• generating a prediction analysis report and displaying the list of suggested diagnosis, proximity of the patient with confirmed diagnosis and or suspected diagnosis patients and thereof;
• receiving at least one diagnosis selected by the physician from the list of suggested diagnosis and thereby displaying suggested treatment and/or notes on the effectiveness of a given treatment;
• saving medical status of the entered patient initially with respective suspected diagnosis selected by the physician;
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• receiving updates by the physician related to updated diagnosis, medical tests, and misdiagnosis of the patient treatment and thereof, wherein said physician can further send notifications to patients, guardians and the like.

A method of updating the physicians related to diagnosis of a patient, comprises:

• recording various types of transmissible diseases, diagnosed by plurality of physicians;
• identifying suspected diagnosis provided by the physician;
• identifying diagnosis tests performed by plurality of physicians for respective suspected diagnosis;
• correlating the diagnosis tests performed by plurality of physicians with the suspected diagnosis tests for same transmissible disease;
• notifying the physician of misdiagnosis if the physician hasn't diagnosed the patient with diagnosis tests performed by at least another physician;
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• updating the physician by notifying new diagnosis tests and thereof.