ABSTRACT
The covid-19 pandemic brought the need to reduce human interaction so in order to facilitate the interaction with the doctors but reduce unnecessary trips to a medical specialty, and have a better understanding of the investigation result, we present our approach of a medical test interpreter, integrated with a symptom checker. Our system aims to provide a temporary solution for diagnostic a condition until the patient reaches a doctor, so a proper diagnose can be made. This system can also be used in low-income countries were access to healthcare is limited and people discover diseases too late. © 2022 IEEE.
ABSTRACT
Under the extremely unfavorable auspices imposed by the Covid 19 pandemic, classic offline trade or known as direct trade is quite severely affected, with almost all major economic operators creating platforms that also operate online. The international context is extremely favorable to the development of this type of trade, given that there are many institutions that try to provide the consumer with security for the purchase of safe products and services online. The paper studies the consumers responses by applying a questionnaire on how online commerce is perceived compared to traditional commerce, how communication helps in making trading decisions and highlights the major risks to which the consumer is exposed to. The research is carried out "under the umbrella" of the Romanian consumer protection institution, which is the civil force through which consumers' rights are protected by a permanent legislative framework adapted to the new requirements. The study's conclusions regarding the answers to the ten questions of the designed questionnaire are useful in finding legal solutions to those highlighted by consumer e-commerce trends.