
pmid: 19640605
This paper shows the application of a type of formal software verification technique known as lightweight model checking to a domain model in healthcare informatics in general and public health surveillance systems in particular. One of the most complex use cases of such a system is checked using assertions to verify one important system property. This use case is one of the major justifications for the complexity of the domain model. Alloy Analyzer verification tool is utilized for this purpose. Such verification work is very effective in either uncovering design flaws or in providing guarantees on certain desirable system properties in the earlier phases of the development lifecycle of any critical project.
Population Surveillance, Humans, Computer Simulation, Delivery of Health Care, Algorithms, Software
Population Surveillance, Humans, Computer Simulation, Delivery of Health Care, Algorithms, Software
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