Evaluation of Regional Smart Medical and Health Service

Coverage Combined with Ontology Knowledge Recognition

Algorithm
Xiaowei Guo1, Qiang Li1, Xiao Zhang1,*, Qian Pang1, Ping Zhu1, Liheng Gong1,
Shanhu Yao2, Chunmiao Yan3
1
School of information science and Engineering, Hebei North University, China,
075000
2
Xiangya Third Hospital of Central South University, China, 410000
3
Quality Management Office, Handan Central Hospital, China , 056008
*
Corresponding author:Xiao Zhang; e-mail: lavare006@hebeinu.edu.cn

Abstract: Physical health is a topic that everyone is very concerned about, and with the gradual
development of fusion algorithms, knowledge fusion algorithms have become the mainstream. How to
combine the application of knowledge fusion algorithms in the smart medical service industry is the
focus of this article. The coverage analysis of regional smart medical and health services combined
with ontology knowledge recognition algorithm is the subject of this article. This paper combines the
multi-source knowledge fusion of the knowledge fusion algorithm to construct a knowledge meta-
similarity model, and designs a smart medical service platform through the knowledge meta-similarity
model and demand analysis. Therefore, this paper conducts test experiments on its coverage area and
coverage efficiency, and the experiment proves that the platform has the characteristics of wide
coverage area and high coverage efficiency. Its coverage area can reach 140km², and the more
developed the information construction, the higher the coverage efficiency and the wider the coverage
area.
Keywords: Knowledge Fusion Algorithm, Smart Medical Care, Health Service, Coverage Area
1. Introduction
As a cross-discipline, knowledge fusion is applied in various fields. At present, most of the
network services are only limited to data integration at the data level, and cannot reflect the interaction
between information well, and cannot truly reflect the meaning of "collaboration". Through a
reasonable design of knowledge fusion process, new knowledge can be generated on the basis of
traditional knowledge, and high-quality knowledge service can be realized. Medical treatment is
closely related to users' lives. Excellent service design can optimize users' medical treatment, improve
users' medical experience, and provide users with better services.
The purpose of the medical service system based on the knowledge fusion algorithm is to build a
convenient, intelligent, standardized, highly reliable and open medical service environment. Effective
use of medical resources can solve the problem of "three long lines and one small team" when you
come to the hospital, that is, registration queuing, treatment queuing, payment queuing and short
treatment time. It breaks the previous medical model and creates a new medical model through user
self-service. The user can complete the registration, payment, appointment expert number, printing test
form, medication and other treatment processes at the medical service terminal. This not only saves the
user's time, but also improves the efficiency of the program, and allows the hospital staff to adjust
resources more reasonably.
In order to understand the relationship between the past market analysis (TMA), big data analysis
(BDA) and the success of new products (NPS), XuZ introduced a knowledge fusion classification
method. This taxonomy relies on a large amount of information and knowledge from various
stakeholders in the digital economy, with the purpose of supporting companies in formulating strategies
and combining knowledge in the fields of marketing and big data [1]. It uses knowledge fusion
classification to analyze marketing strategies, but this article mainly analyzes the coverage of regional
smart medical and health services. Service-oriented architecture (SOA) provides a flexible IT
infrastructure to cope with global competition. However, real-world services often change their
architecture and functions. Yu L uses data integration, information synthesis and knowledge fusion to
analyze the evolution and complexity of SOA. He provided a quantitative method to estimate the
impact of changes in service-oriented systems, established a cloud service community, and provided a
wealth of cloud services and a service mashup platform connecting API service providers and service
users [2]. In order to overcome the limitations of manually judging the morphology of the meibomian
glands, F Liang proposed a solution based on an improved fuzzy c-means (FCM) algorithm and rough
set theory. Rough set reduces redundant attributes while ensuring the accuracy of classification, greatly
reduces the amount of calculation, and realizes the compression of information dimensions and the
simplification of the knowledge system [3]. Naik M K proposed a new adaptive cuckoo search (ACS)
algorithm for optimization, which can adapt the step size according to its fitness function value and the
knowledge of its current position in the search space. Another important feature of the ACS algorithm
is its speed, which is faster than the CS algorithm [4]. The search algorithm designed by it is very fast,
but it is not very relevant to the subject of this article. The interest point detection technology based on
the local maximum value of difference image (LMDI), the random projection tree with overlapping
segmentation and the function of human action recognition. For real-time video processing human
action recognition requires a lot of memory and execution time, Sahoo SP proposed a modification
Voting score [5]. Its purpose is to deal with human action recognition, but this article mainly analyzes
medical services based on knowledge fusion algorithms. Sayedalamin Z discussed the practicality,
attitudes and trends of medical students at King Abdulaziz University (KAU) in Jeddah (SA), Saudi
Arabia towards smartphone-related medical applications (Apps), and their views on the impact of
medical applications in training activities [6]. Although he is exploring medical applications related to
smartphones, he is not based on knowledge fusion algorithms. With the advancement of multimedia
and pattern recognition medical technology, smart medical treatment and individual smart medical
treatment (such as disease diagnosis, health monitoring, etc.,) play an important role in our life. Jiang D
studied the energy-saving multicast routing problem in multi-hop wireless networks for these medical
applications, and proposed an energy-saving multicast routing method for multi-hop wireless networks
for smart medical applications [7]. He has studied a multi-hop wireless network energy-saving
multicast routing method for smart medical services. This article can refer to his research, but the effect
is not particularly large. Since the rapid spread of the Internet of Things (IoT) as a new communication
paradigm, a large number of applications are being studied. In particular, interest in smart medical
systems is rising. In the smart medical system, a large number of medical devices are distributed in
popular areas such as stations and medical centers. This high-density distribution of medical devices
will cause a serious decline in communication performance, which is called a coexistence problem.
Kim B proposed a distributed coexistence mitigation scheme for intelligent medical systems based on
the Internet of Things, which can dynamically avoid interference and ensure reliable communication in
the case of coexistence [8]. His research on the Internet of Things is very in-depth, and the distributed
coexistence mitigation solution proposed is of great help to medical communications, and it would be
better if it can be applied to smart medical services.
This paper combines the knowledge meta-model in the knowledge fusion algorithm to construct a
knowledge meta-similarity model, and builds a database and a smart medical service platform through
the knowledge meta-similarity model combined with system demand analysis. This platform has the
characteristics of wide coverage and high coverage efficiency.
2. Smart Medical Services Based on Knowledge Fusion Algorithms
2.1 Knowledge Fusion Algorithm
(1) Knowledge Fusion
According to the different attention angles and subject positioning of knowledge fusion [9], the
research objects and purposes of knowledge fusion are different, and the main application areas are
shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 Application areas of knowledge fusion

1) Multi-Source Knowledge Fusion
The multi-source mentioned here refers to the abstraction of the knowledge model of different
objective things[10-11]. In the field of knowledge engineering, general knowledge fusion is to process
the knowledge in the distributed knowledge warehouse, and use artificial intelligence machine learning
to transform, integrate and fuse knowledge to generate new knowledge in order to obtain value while
considering more background knowledge. In order to build effective knowledge resources for solving
problems in a specific field, relevant knowledge is retrieved and extracted from multiple scattered and
different network resources, and converted into an integrated knowledge model [12]. As shown in
Figure 2.
 Figure 2 Multi-source knowledge fusion
2) Homologous knowledge fusion
The homology, mentioned here refers to different abstract knowledge representations for the same
objective thing[13]. Due to the development of information technology, in the field of information
technology, there is another understanding of knowledge fusion, and there are different information
knowledge extractors. According to the relevant theories of information fusion, the purpose of
knowledge fusion in the information field is: the diversified representations of knowledge extracted
from the same information source are integrated into a knowledge with correct connotation, stronger
usability, and richer knowledge. As shown in Figure 3.
 Figure 3 Single source knowledge fusion
(2) Knowledge meta-model
The common knowledge of the model is the basic concept and attribute characteristics of the
model itself, and is the basis for general model management and integration[14]. The basic knowledge
of the model can be expressed as Ky. Among them, for a specific model b∈B, its common knowledge is
represented by triples. Where B is the set of all models, Ay is the concept and attribute name of the
corresponding model, Xb is the state set of the corresponding attribute, and Rbb is the mapping
relationship set on Xb×Xb. It responds to changes in the state of the attributes themselves and the
interaction between the attributes. For a specific attribute x∈Xb of the model, it can be represented by
the triple Kx. Among them, px is the description of the measurable characteristics of the attribute x, dxx
is the dimension set of the measurement, and fx is the function of the state value changing with time.
For the mapping relationship between attributes r ∈ Rb, it can be represented by the triple Kr. Among
them, pr is the description of the mapping properties, such as linear, non-linear, random, etc., fr is the
specific mapping function, and XrI and XrO are the corresponding input and output state sets [15].

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)
The establishment of a model is the process of obtaining the corresponding model concept and
attribute name set Ab,, attribute state set Xb and attribute mapping relationship set Rb. The model
building knowledge can be described as K z, as shown in formula (1), where D is a collection of
attribute state measurement types, such as real number measurement, probability measurement, fuzzy
measurement, etc., Kd is to find a suitable measurement type d x in D, F is the set of mapping functions,
and Kf is the knowledge of finding a suitable mapping function f r in F for the mapping relationship
between model attributes. nd is the name of the measurement type, U d is the set of dimensional unit
names, and fd is the conversion formula between units. a f is the name of the mapping type, λf is the
corresponding parameter set, ωf is the operator or a set of functions, θf is the parameter estimation
operator, and σf is the data set required for parameter identification[16].

(5)

(6)

(7)
(3) Knowledge Element Similarity Model
The article discusses the theory of knowledge element similarity model [17]. Its purpose is that
the knowledge element similarity model can intuitively describe and facilitate processing in judging
whether two knowledge elements belong to the same objective knowledge representation[18]. From the
commonality model of the knowledge element in the text:

(8)
It can be seen that the three characteristic factors that affect the similarity of knowledge elements
are: the similarity of the concept name set A b, the similarity of the attribute state set X b and the
similarity of the mapping relationship set Rb. Let bn and bm be the knowledge representations of the two
models, respectively, and define the similarity Sim(bn,bm) of the knowledge meta-model Kbn,Kbm as
follows:

(9)

In the above formula, represents the similarity of the concept name set,

represents the similarity of the attribute state set, represents the

similarity of the mapping relationship set, and the parameter represents its weight
respectively, which meets the conditions:

(10)
1) Concept Name Set Similarity Model
Concept name set is a collection of knowledge element names[19]. People recognize or study a
certain thing and distinguish it from other things. The most basic level of cognition is the basic concept
name that distinguishes this thing from other things. Therefore, to compare the similarity of two
knowledge elements , we should first compare the similarity of the two conceptual name sets

. According to the similarity calculation model and the characteristics of the concept name

set. Get the calculation formula of ,

(11)
Among them, α is the degree of attention to the knowledge element, where 0≤α≤1.
When

(12)

The concept name set of the two knowledge elements belong to a group of entries in the
thesaurus table or there is a containment relationship between them. The two knowledge elements are
more likely to be represented by the knowledge model of the same objective thing, and the similarity is

1. If does not belong to a group of terms in the thesaurus and there is no containment

relationship, then the similarity of the two sets of needs to be calculated.

2) Attribute State Set Similarity Model
Since the abstraction of a certain attribute of the same thing by the knowledge organizer is not
completely the same, when

(13)

We need to judge the similarity of the attribute state set [20]. According to the

attribute state set, the main factor that affects the similarity of the attribute state set is

the similarity of each attribute state knowledge element in Xb. Let be the attribute state set of

knowledge element , there are b attribute state elements in , and a attribute state

elements in , let be the nth attribute state in , and be the k attribute state in .

The system needs to be able to calculate the similarity of each attribute in amil and in turn, so as
to define the similarity of the two attribute states as follows:
 (14)
When pa=1, the attribute is descriptive but not quantifiable. At this time, the attribute value can be
a string or text type. We regard the attribute description μaa as two sets of different strings, among

them, maxComSubString is used to indicate that the nth common string in and is to find the
largest common string of the two strings, and until no new common string can be found.

Let θll be the attribute weight obtained according to , and then linearly weight each attribute

similarity calculation model to obtain the attribute state set C similarity of knowledge

element :

(15)

The symbol represents the approximate inclusion relationship, and

means that in the calculation of , when m<n, when the similarity of b in is

calculated by traversal, all attributes are similar

(16)

Or when m>n, when calculating the similarity of the elements in , a has found a

matching , so that

(17)

It shows that there is a contractual inclusion relationship between , and it is more likely
to be the same objective thing, and the similarity result is 1. In other cases, calculate according to the
formula.
3) Mapping Relationship Set Similarity Model
In general, according to the definition of the knowledge element of the mapping relationship:

(18)
 Affect the mapping relationship set similarity has mapping description pr, input attribute state set

, output attribute state set ; mapping function fr; four characteristics[21]. Relationship

description similarity:

(19)
Input attribute state set similarity:

(20)

Among them, the calculation process and the principle are the same as the calculation process of
the similarity of the attribute state set.
Output attribute state set similarity:

(21)

Among them, the calculation process and the principle are the same as the calculation process of
the similarity of the attribute state set.
Relational mapping function similarity:

(22)

The four factors that affect the mapping relationship are all important, and one is indispensable. If
the weights of the influencing factors are equal, two mapping relationship similarities can be obtained:

(23)

Among them, the state similarity of the same attribute is even similar. In the similarity process of

mapping the relationship in and , it is set as the critical threshold of the mapping

relationship similarity.

According to the importance of the mapping relationship , the weight is set, and the

weighted summation, the comprehensive similarity of the knowledge element mapping relationship set
can be obtained as:
 (24)

Among them, is the importance of the l-th mapping relationship, and there are x relationships,

which exist:

(25)

2.2 Smart Medical Service Model

With the rapid popularization of the Internet in our country, people pay more and more attention to
and invest in medical care, and many technology companies have also entered the medical cloud field.
Some products are already on the market and are generally used. ZhouYing and ZengGong pointed out
in the article that cloud computing includes online software services, medical data storage services,
hardware infrastructure services, etc. He pointed out that we provide some types of medical
information services. Lin Weiwei et al. proposed an HIS architecture based on cloud computing. This
helps to solve the current problems of our country's medical information system from the perspective
of scalability, maintainability and ease of use. Based on the characteristics of cloud computing and
combining with the characteristics of medical information technology, Hu Xinping proposed a software
service and cloud storage model with cloud computing as the core. In the system of this model,
hospitals, patients, software service providers and cloud service providers cooperate to realize the
industrial chain ecosystem of the coordination and sharing of medical data. Among them, Baidu
HealthCloud and AliHealth are more representative.
(1) Baidu Health Cloud
Baidu Health Cloudwas jointly released by Baidu and the Beijing Municipal Government[22]. In
the operating mode of Baidu Health Cloud, users monitor their health data in real time through smart
hardware devices and upload them to Baidu CloudStorage. Baidu uses its advantages in the field of big
data processing to analyze and calculate data. Next, these data will be disclosed to professional medical
service providers. Service providers use this data to develop fast-response medical and medical
services for the target. The overall architecture of Baidu Health Cloud consists of three levels: an
intelligent recognition layer, a health cloud platform layer, and a health cloud service layer [24-25]. Its
overall structure is shown in Figure 4.
 Figure 4 Baidu Health Cloud System
1) Intellisense Layer
Smart watches, body fat measuring instruments, blood pressure measuring instruments,
electrocardiographs and other smart hardware devices. Smart devices can upload data to cloud storage
devices in real time through various methods such as 4G and WIFI.
2) Health cloud platform layer
The health cloud platform is based on a large-scale decentralized large-scale data processing
cluster to process the data collected by the perception layer.
3) Service layer Service layer
Provide the results of the processed health big data to the professional medical service
development team. Developers develop high-quality medical cloud service applications based on
market needs.
(2) Ali Health
Alibaba Health is led by Alibaba. It mainly investigates the aspects of personal health
management, health cloud hospitals, and drug electronic monitoring platforms.
Regarding personal health management, the "drug bidding" service is implemented through the
AliHealth app. After the user received the doctor's examination in the hospital, he took the prescription
with his mobile phone and uploaded it to the cloud. There are many common large chain pharmacies in
the vicinity of users responding. Pharmacies provide drug prices, pharmacopoeial information, and
whether to support medical insurance and other related information based on the user’s prescription.
Comprehensively evaluate the information and choose the appropriate medicine to purchase.
Health Cloud Hospital exists as an intermediate platform that connects patients and medical staff.
By keeping hospitals and doctors on the platform, it centralizes medical service resources and provides
patients with convenient medical cloud services. Cloud Hospital has carried out information and
standardization on the diagnosis and treatment process, improved management quality, and used highly
intelligent assistive technology and big data analysis to improve the level of medical services.
The electronic monitoring of pharmaceuticals is to realize the electronic monitoring of the
manufacturing, processing, and sales of all pharmaceuticals by printing an electronic monitoring code
on the pharmaceuticals. To ensure the safety from the manufacturing, processing, use, and distribution
of pharmaceuticals, and effectively resist the behavior of manufacturing and selling fakes. As a
publicity service platform, the electronic drug monitoring platform has four main functions. The
electronic drug monitoring business system is shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5 Electronic supervision business system

2.3 Design Requirements for Smart Medical Service System
Both at home and abroad, they are also facing the problem of serious aging and shortage of family
health monitoring. The needs of community residents and families for home health monitoring products
and hospitals for remote monitoring equipment are very huge. For hospitals and society, the greatly
saved medical resources have improved the level of personal health care for individuals.
Since the smart medical mobile information integrated service application platform is based on the
original medical and health informatization, the internal medical information system of the hospital and
the family health monitoring system of the platform are basically in shape, and only the requirements
and design of the mobile medical part are made here. The current business information systems of
hospitals in this city are of different styles and varied. In order to realize the establishment of smart
cities and smart medical care, respond to relevant government policies and comply with the increasing
application needs of medical staff and residents.
(1) Feasibility Analysis
1)Technical feasibility
The mobile medical part of the smart hospital mobile information integrated service application
platform mainly includes two parts: the hospital's internal business applications and the general patient
business applications. Under the Android platform, the Java language is used to complete the design of
the software part, and the design of the data center server platform is completed using the C# language.
Android is currently a relatively widely used mobile phone operating system, and its development
environment framework is quite rich, which can better realize the needs of customers, and can better
meet the needs of people's operating habits and visual effects. The language used has good portability
and scalability, so it has certain technical feasibility.
2)Operational Feasibility
For designers, the development platform uses the more commonly used Java language and C#
language, and most technical personnel can use it proficiently, which can make the platform system
design smoothly completed. For users, the application example system designed by the platform uses
the Android operating system, and the simple and generous design interface allows people of all ages to
easily operate the system software.
3)Economic Feasibility
The mobile information integrated service application platform of the smart hospital is a complex
distributed application system, which requires a lot of investment in software and hardware by the
government, enterprises, and users. However, smart medical care is the inevitable result of future
medical development. Although the initial investment will be relatively large, from the long-term
benefit point of view, the investment in the platform will surely get rich economic benefits.
4)Resource Feasibility
For the server system platform, WindowsXP, Windows7 and later versions are required, and for
the mobile client system platform, the Android operating system 2.1 and later versions are required.
5)Social Feasibility
The establishment of the smart hospital mobile information integrated service application platform
caters to the medical and health informatization requirements advocated by the government, and also
responds to the medical development requirements in the national "12th Five-Year Plan" and "13th
Five-Year Plan". The system design also follows the medical The basic standards required by the
Ministry of Health informatization have certain social feasibility.
(2) System Background Management Function
The backstage management function of the system is the function of assisting the management of
medical institution managers. Participants are system managers. According to the actual situation,
general managers are divided into senior managers and lower-level managers. For senior managers, the
use case diagram of the system background management function is shown in Figure 6:
 Figure 6 Use case diagram for senior managers
User management includes the management of registered users and lower-level managers. It
contains functions such as querying, creating, deleting, and modifying. Hospital management includes
the management of department information and the management of physicians in each department. It is
also reflected in functions such as query, creation, deletion, and modification. With the development of
medical technology, medical institutions are also changing. Departments will also be more detailed and
professional, which is more conducive to patients "prescribe the right medicine", so the addition,
deletion, modification, and investigation functions of departments are an indispensable part. Similarly,
the introduction and flow of talents leads to mobility of medical workers, and the addition, deletion,
modification, and investigation of doctors are also necessary functions.
Push management mainly refers to pushing users of valuable information services such as
publicity introductions of medical institutions, epidemic disease prevention tips, health care guidelines,
emergency rescue measures, and so on. The push information release of medical institutions is the most
direct way to actively deliver information to users.
Users can keep abreast of the latest developments of medical institutions through the received
push information, such as outpatient process changes, medical insurance instructions, and the
introduction of the latest medical equipment, thus avoiding blind and inefficient inquiries in medical
institutions. This will reduce the workload of the staff of medical institutions, and to a certain extent
reduce the difficulty of patients to see a doctor and the resistance of some patients to going to large
medical institutions. In addition, the use of push can also show the strength of medical institutions and
achieve the purpose of publicity.
For lower-level managers, the use case diagram of the system background management function is
shown in Figure 7:

Figure 7 Use case diagram for lower-level managers

Lower-level managers are generally not professional managers, but are usually medical workers in
various departments. They conduct more real-time management of the changes of department and
physician information, reduce the pressure of senior managers and are more specific and detailed than
them.
3. Smart Medical Service Platform Design
3.1 Database design
The data layer contains raw data for mining, diagnostic expert data, and system data. The entire
data layer is transparent to users and managers, and only developers can access it.
The diagnosis expert data is stored as a text file, which is isolated from the system data, which can
protect the safety of knowledge data, and is easy to use and easy for knowledge engineers to manage
and classifier training.
There are three pieces of diagnostic expert data: illness-symptom vector set, user-latentfactor array
and illness-latentfactor array.
User-latentfactor array and illness-latentfactor array. The data used by the system is the data
supporting the service system, using MySQL relational database.
The database has 6 tables: appointment table, user table, admin table, arrange table, department
table, notice table.
Appointment table: stores appointment information. As shown in Table 1:
Table 1 Reservation information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 Primary key
userid varchar 255 patient id
doctorid varchar 255 doctor id
data datetime 255 date
data varchar 255 information
User table: stores patient user information. As shown in Table 2:
Table 2 User Information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 primary key
uname varchar 255 username
upass varchar 255 password
tname varchar 255 real name
age varchar 255 age
sex varchar 255 sex
tel varchar 255 Contact
idcard varchar 255 ID number
blood varchar 255 blood type
address varchar 255 address
hometown varchar 255 hometown
height varchar 255 height
weight varchar 255 weight
history varchar 255 history of disease
job varchar 255 occupation
Admin table: stores the information of administrators (physicians and administrators). As shown
in Table 3:
Table 3 Manager information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 primary key
uname varchar 255 username
upass varchar 255 password
 tname varchar 255 real name
age varchar 255 age
sex varchar 255 sex
tel varchar 255 Contact
idcard varchar 255 ID number
department varchar 255 department
img varchar 255 portrait
remark varchar 255 Introduction
ranks varchar 255 job title
Arrange table: store scheduling information. As shown in Table 4:
Table 4 Shift information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 primary key
total Int 11 reserved capacity
doctorid varchar 255 doctor id
date detetime 255 date
The department table: stores department information. As shown in Table 5:
Table 5 Department information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 primary key
name varchar 255 patient id
type varchar 255 physician id
remark text 255 Introduction
Notice table: store message information. As shown in Table 6:
Table 6 Message information
Field type length illustrate
id int 11 primary key
title varchar 255 subject
content text 255 content
savetime datetime 255 date
userid id 11 patient id
3.2 Experimental Analysis of Smart Medical Service Coverage Based on Knowledge Fusion Algorithm
Combining the knowledge fusion algorithm, this paper designs a brand new smart medical service
platform, which combines the data fusion capability of the knowledge fusion algorithm to achieve the
largest coverage area by fusing multiple layers of data. In this regard, this paper designs a coverage test
experiment for this platform. In this paper, the coverage area of the smart medical service platform
based on the knowledge fusion algorithm has been increased over time, as shown in Figure 8.
 A. The first 20 days B. The first 20 days
Figure 8 Changes in coverage area over time
It can be seen from the figure that the growth rate was very fast in the first 20 days, and the
coverage area reached 70KM² in only 20 days. But with the increase of time, the curve gradually
becomes flat when it reaches the 26th day, and the final coverage area reaches about 110KM².
For different regions, the coverage efficiency of the smart medical service platform designed in
this paper is also very different. In order to explore the coverage efficiency of smart medical service
platforms based on knowledge fusion algorithms in different regions, this paper designs experiments on
coverage testing in different regions, mainly for urban areas, urban-rural fringe areas, and rural areas.
The coverage area of the area is shown in Figure 9.

A. The first 20 days B. The first 20 days

Figure 9 Changes in the coverage area of different regions over time
It can be seen from the figure that urban areas are obviously more efficient than urban-rural fringe
and rural areas, and the coverage area is wider, which shows that the smart medical service platform
based on knowledge fusion algorithm has high requirements for region and time. The coverage
efficiency and coverage area are very different in different regions. The more prosperous the regional
information construction, the higher the coverage efficiency, and the maximum coverage area can reach
140KM².
4. Resident Satisfaction of Smart Medical Service Platform Based on Knowledge Fusion
Algorithm
The investigation in this paper adopts a stratified multi-stage sampling method. Two samples of
neighborhood committees are drawn from each of the three neighborhoods, and a random survey is
conducted from the list of households provided by each neighborhood committee. A total of 277
questionnaires were issued in this survey, and 246 valid questionnaires were returned, with a recovery
rate of 88.8%. The age and gender statistics of the respondents are shown in Figure 10:
45 male female
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Under 20 20~30 30~40 40~50 50~60 Over 60
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A: Age distribution map

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B: Monthly income distribution chart
Figure 10 Distribution map of the age and monthly income of the respondents
It can be seen from the figure that most of the people surveyed are between 30 and 40 years old,
and their salary is around 2k to 3k. Figure 11 is obtained by summarizing and analyzing the favorability
questionnaire collected in the survey.
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satisfy generally Dissatisfied satisfy generally Dissatisfied

A. Age favorability distribution table B. Monthly salary favorability distribution table

Figure 11 Friendship Degree Table
Through experimental analysis, it can be concluded that a total of 103 residents over the age of 30
have great expectations for the smart service platform. This is mainly due to the increase in age and
more and more attention to health issues. Moreover, it can be seen from the figure that the higher the
salary, the more concerned about their physical condition, and the higher the expectation of the
platform.
5. Conclusions
This article analyzes the coverage of regional smart medical and health services combined with
knowledge fusion algorithms. This paper understands the meaning of knowledge fusion, constructs a
knowledge meta-similar model through multi-source knowledge fusion, and then designs a smart
service platform by combining similar models. This paper builds the database of the platform based on
demand analysis and design, and then conducts regional coverage test experiments. Experiments show
that as time grows, the coverage area also grows and stabilizes at 26 days, eventually covering an area
of 140km². In addition, the experiment has also conducted coverage tests in different regions. The
experiment shows that the more prosperous the information construction, the greater the coverage area
and coverage efficiency. Finally, this paper designed a resident survey experiment. Through the
analysis of the degree of favorability of 246 residents to the smart medical service platform based on
the knowledge fusion algorithm, the results show that a total of 103 residents over 30 years old have
great expectations for the smart service platform .

Data Availability

The data used to support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author
upon request.
Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest

Funding Statement

This research study is sponsored by these projects: project one: Medical science research project
of Hebei Provincial Health Commission in 2020, the name of the project is Research on the
construction of drug supply and marketing linkage service platform in regional grass-roots medical and
health institutions, the project number is: 20200197. Project two: Basic scientific research business fee
project of Hebei Provincial Universities in 2021, the name of the project is Smart middle platform
architecture and construction of grass-roots medical comprehensive service system under the
background of the construction of medical Consortium. Project three: Youth Fund Project of Hebei
North University in 2020, the name of the project is Research on the application of medical information
data center, the project number is: QN2020021. Project four: Self raised project of innovation
capability improvement plan of Hebei Province in 2017, the name of the project is Functional
architecture design of Hebei Medical interconnection platform based on electronic health records, the
project number is: 174577166. Project five: Medical science research project of Hebei Provincial
Health Commission in 2021, the name of the project is Application Research of big data processing
technology based on cloud computing in medical industry, the project number is: 20210176. Thank
these projects for supporting this article!
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