The first person to receive a revolutionary new treatment for Acid Reflux

The Smart Medical System

 People say that my idea for a Smart Medical System already exists.

But, searching the Internet, I find nothing like it.

Nevertheless, if it doesn't exist, will you help me find someone who can make it exist?

Simply email this page to them.

Thank you

REQUIREMENTS FOR A "SMART" MEDICAL SYSTEM

  1. Computer program that enables Super Computers to match symptoms with disease.
  2. Internet web site with pages linked to the Super Computer.  These pages contain check lists that help the computer to identify the patient's symptoms.
  3. Network of doctors, clinics, and research centers that are linked to the Super Computer.
  4. Doctor Placement Tests and Facility Evaluations Sheets that correctly place a doctor or a facility.
  5. Medical Research Center where scientists, engineers, and mathematicians develop and maintain the "smart" system.  For example, they

The "smart" medical system works something like this,

  1. The patient begins at home on the Internet by filling out the check sheet and sending it to the Medical Research Center's computer.
  2. In minutes, the computer analyzes the data and could send the patient additional items to check.  These additional items help the computer to clarify the patients symptoms and to link those symptoms with the most likely diseases.  Eventually, the computer sends the patient a final sheet which contains tests, diagnosis, treatment, and, most importantly, doctors and health care facilities for the patient to visit (Addresses, phone numbers, fax, email, curricula vitae, and other important information).
  3. The patient fills out the final sheet, sends it back to the computer, and the computer makes an appointment with the doctor or health care facility that the patient chooses and emails the information that it has to the doctor's computer.
  4. When the patient arrives at the doctor's office, a technician interviews the patient.  The tech has both the patient's sheet from the Smart System and a sheet prepared by the doctor's office. After the interview, the technician combines the 2 sheets onto a third sheet and sends it to the Smart System. ***
  5. The smart computer program processes the new data and creates another prioritized list of tests, diagnosis, treatments, and doctors.
  6. If the computer signifies that everything is correct, the patient meets with the doctor and is treated.
  7. However, if the doctor cannot treat the disease, the doctor fills out another scientifically prepared sheet and enters it into the "smart" system.  Ideally, this new sheet identifies the illness and the correct doctor. Nevertheless, the process continues until the patients illness is connected to the correct doctor.
  8. If, however, the system can not identify the symptoms or find the correct doctor, then the system refers the patient to the Medical Research Center where scientists help the patient.

***  The doctor's sheet will contain not only the routine data, such as, weight, height, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, history of important illnesses, surgeries, etc, but the technician will also ask specific questions relating to the patient's illness to clarify the patients symptoms and link them to the correct disease.

I wrote the following article after visiting 42 doctors and 3 world famous clinics over a 7 year period.  Beginning in February of 1998, none of those doctors or clinics could diagnose my disease.  Fortunately, in 2002, a doctor from India diagnosed my illness.  And, thanks to the Internet, in January 2005, I was the first person to receive a revolutionary new cure for Acid Reflux.  Unfortunately, the prosthesis was removed from the market and my symptoms returned.   But, at least, I understand my illness and how to treat it.  I watch my diet and weight and sleep with my bed on an incline.  Today, my symptoms are reduced.   However, I still surf the Internet, looking for the device that will help me regain my good health.

My Story

As I sat in the doctor's office, gazing at the wall, I realized that I was hoping this doctor would help me.  I said to myself, Wait a minute!  Why am I sitting in a doctors office, for the umpteenth time, wasting my time and money, hoping this doctor will help me?  Why can't I know he will help me?

Then, I realized that our medical system is not a “smart” system.  Those giant computers in our finest clinics do not compute. They merely store data.  In fact, the only information we’ll find on their computer is a journal of the doctor’s tests, diagnosis and treatment.

So, I said to myself, Why can't we have a “smart” system like Solomon Brothers or Goldman and Sachs whose super computers match securities with risk and pick the best stocks from around the world?  Why can’t our mathematicians, scientists, and engineers develop a program that enables computers to match symptoms with disease and create a prioritized list of tests, diagnosis, treatments, and doctors?  With this system, we can use home computers and the Internet to solve our medical problems. Never again will we sit in a doctor’s office, hoping for help, because a “smart” system automatically refers difficult cases to research centers where scientists help us.

Eventually, this system will connect doctors and medical institutions worldwide.  Common illnesses will be treated locally and difficult cases internationally.

This is not futuristic thinking.  It can be done today.

Wall Street already did.

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