Abstract: The presently disclosed subject matter is generally directed to an improved system for assessing and treating a wound. Specifically, a wound is identified in a patient by uploading or entering information about the wound and/or patient (e.g., type of wound, wound location, patient history). The wound image is captured, such as through an imaging device (e.g., phone, tablet, computer) and uploaded to the system. The image is then reviewed by a professional, such as a medical professional that specializes in treating a variety of wounds. The disclosed system uses an algorithmic approach to develop a systematic method to integrate selected data about the patient and deliver clinical care suggestions immediately to the patient or caregiver.

Abstract: A method for representing information auditorially begins by receiving a concept set representing information. That concept set is mapped to a semantic element stored in a memory element. The semantic element is used to select a command identifying a sound to be output. The command is executed to output the identified sound. A related apparatus for representing information auditorially includes a mapping unit and a command execution unit. The mapping unit accepts as input a concept set representing information. The mapping unit outputs a command identifier indicating a command to be executed based on the concept set. The command execution unit accepts the command identifier and executes the identified command. In some embodiments, the apparatus includes a sound player for outputting audio data. in other embodiments the apparatus include a semantic framework design unit for editing the semantic elements.

Abstract: Representing SGML documents audibly includes the steps of assigning (214) unique sounds to SGML tags and events encountered in an SGML document, producing the associated sounds whenever those tags or events are encountered (218), and representing encountered text as speech (220). Speech and non-speech sounds may be produced simultaneously or substantially simultaneously. A corresponding system (10) is also disclosed.

Abstract: Representing HTML documents audibly includes the steps of assigning (214) unique sounds to HTML tags and events encountered in an HTML document, producing the associated sounds whenever those tags or events are encountered (218), and representing encountered text as speech (220). Speech and non-speech sounds may be produced simultaneously or substantially simultaneously. A corresponding system (10) is also disclosed.