Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In complex medical devices, many features are realized by software. As these devices are safety-critical, the healthcare industry has to ensure a high quality of their products.   Today, the system requirements are usually specified in form of use cases using natural language. Whether the developed systems fulfill those requirements is verified by testing. Test cases are created manually based on the textual specifications. As textual specifications can contain inconsistencies and ambiguities, this is a very time-consuming task.   In a joint project with Siemens AG Healthcare Sector,  developed an approach to improve the process.  introduce a formal specification language to describe use case scenarios by extended UML 2.0 sequence diagrams. Those specifications are then used to automatically derive a test model, which can be enriched by the test designer with test-specific information for a later test execution. Test cases can be generated according to the degree of coverage intended by the test designer. This approach is systematic, model-based, and partially automatic.
['Renate Löffler', 'Matthias Meyer', 'Matthias Gottschalk']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Formal scenario-based requirements specification and test case generation in healthcare applications
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