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    Modeling On-Board Software Dynamic Architecture: A Related Experience using UML-MARTE

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    International audienceMARTE (Modeling and Analysis of Real-Time and Embedded Systems) is the UML extension profile dedicated to the modeling of Real-time and Embedded Systems (RTES). Standardized by the OMG, UML-MARTE is well accepted in the Model Based Driven Engineering community. However there still exists a big gap to bridge for its use in operational space projects. Some of the identified limiting factors are (1) the high density of the MARTE specification which provides thousands of defined concepts and though requires a deep investment to be correctly handled and understood, (2) the absence of methodology associated to the notation and (3) the lack of experiences relating to the use of MARTE on realistic and operational system in space domain. This paper presents an experience of using UML-MARTE to model the dynamic architecture of an operational space On-Board Software (OBSW) to make a step towards the adoption of UML-MARTE. The modeling methodology adopted in this study is illustrated by a use case based on an operational OBSW. This experience has been conducted in the scope of a R&D study founded by the CNES with the collaboration of Astrium Satellites and Atos

    Parcours de soins des personnes migrantes primo-arrivantes ayant consulte au pĂŽle de santĂ© d’un centre de premier accueil

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    Background: access and continuity of care for migrants are complex. The objective of the study was to assess the health care trajectory of migrants applying for asylum and having been seen at a primary care unit (PCU).Methods: this observational and retrospective study included the patients consulting at the PCU of a primary reception center (PRC) for men in Île-de-France (IdF) from 1/8 to 3/30/18. This center coordinated care with the appropriate healthcare facilities if needed. In the end, the migrants of the PRC were transferred to another shelter in France. For a close medical revaluation, a medical referral (MR) could be made. It was a transfer request towards a shelter with a social partner and which had to be close to a hospital. Results: 728 men of median age of 26 years [IQ23-30], mostly originating from the Near/Middle East/Asia (n=464/710, 65%) and sub-Saharan Africa (n=227/710, 32%) were included. 214 orientations were made by the PCU towards other healthcare facilities, 94 in PASS, 38 in ophthalmology / ENT / odontology, 21 in emergencies, 31 in infectiology, 13 in psychiatry and 17 in community and health centers. 144 (67%) were confirmed as achieved, 8 (4%) did not occur (62 (29%) unknown data). Among 121 MR issued, 48 (40%) could have been contacted. A consultation was scheduled for 67% of IdF MR (n=10/15) and 70% of unspecified IdF MR (n = 23/33). For the other 73, the MR was not followed, the place of transfer was unknown or permission to contact the centers was refused.Conclusion: the health care trajectory as organized at the PRC seems to be quite efficient but needs to be still improved.Introduction : l’accĂšs et la continuitĂ© des soins pour les personnes migrantes sont complexes. L’objectif de l’étude Ă©tait d’évaluer le parcours de soins de personnes initiant une demande d’asile et vues au pĂŽle de santĂ© du CPA.MĂ©thode : cette Ă©tude observationnelle et rĂ©trospective a inclus du 8/1 au 30/3/18, les patients consultant au pĂŽle de santĂ© d’un centre de premier accueil pour hommes en Île-de-France (IdF). Ce pĂŽle assurait les soins de premier recours et la coordination avec des structures d’aval. Les hĂ©bergĂ©s du CPA Ă©taient Ă  terme, transfĂ©rĂ©s dans un autre centre d’hĂ©bergement en France. Pour une rĂ©Ă©valuation mĂ©dicale rapprochĂ©e, une recommandation mĂ©dicale (RM) pouvait ĂȘtre Ă©mise. Il s’agissait d’une demande de transfert dans un centre dotĂ© d’un partenaire social et proche d’un hĂŽpital. RĂ©sultats : 728 hommes ont Ă©tĂ© inclus de 26 ans d’ñge mĂ©dian [EIQ 23-30], originaires surtout du Proche/Moyen-Orient/Asie (n=464/710, 65%) et d’Afrique subsaharienne (n=227/710, 32%). 214 orientations ont Ă©tĂ© faites par le pĂŽle de santĂ© en structures d’aval, 94 en PASS, 38 en ophtalmologie/ORL/odontologie, 21 au SAU, 31 en infectiologie, 13 en psychiatrie et 17 en centre/pĂŽle mĂ©dico-social. 144 (67%) ont Ă©tĂ© confirmĂ©es comme rĂ©alisĂ©es, 8 n’ont pas eu lieu (62 donnĂ©es inconnues). Sur les 121 RM Ă©mises, 48 (40%) ont pu ĂȘtre contactĂ©es. Une consultation Ă©tait programmĂ©e pour 67% des RM IdF (n=10/15) et 70% des RM non spĂ©cifiĂ©es IdF (n=23/33). Pour les 73 autres, la RM n’avait pas Ă©tĂ© suivie, le lieu du transfert Ă©tait inconnu ou l’autorisation de contacter les centres a Ă©tĂ© refusĂ©e. Conclusion: le parcours de soins tel qu’organisĂ© au CPA semble efficient mais doit encore ĂȘtre amĂ©liorĂ©

    Le principe d'hospitalité <br />[Diversité VEI n°153]

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