NeuroLand

dc.contributor.authorAlmotasembellah Yaser Jararaa
dc.contributor.author& Siwar Diab
dc.date.accessioned2026-10-15T07:08:05Z
dc.date.issued2026-06-15
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dc.description.abstractNeuroLand is a full-stack platform that consolidates the fragmented workflow of paediatric and disability-focused therapy into a single product spanning web and mobile. Guardians register their dependents, search an admin-verified therapist directory, book and pay for sessions, message therapists in real time, and read progress reports that an AI layer can simplify into parent-friendly language. Therapists manage assigned patients, set their availability, run video sessions, draft reports with AI assistance, build treatment plans with measurable goals, and assign therapeutic activities. Institutions oversee a roster of therapists, monitor analytics, and manage enrolments, while administrators verify therapist credentials, manage roles and custom fields, generate per-user reports, and watch an append-only activity log of every sensitive action. The system is delivered as three independent applications sharing one REST and Socket.io backend: a React web client, an Expo / React Native mobile app, and an Express + MongoDB server secured with JWT authentication, Helmet, rate limiting, and input validation. AI features are served by a locally hosted Ollama model behind a safety layer that redacts personally identifying information, blocks diagnostic prompts, and detects crisis language. Notifications are delivered across three channels — in-app, email, and mobile push — chosen per event from the recipient's preferences and online presence. The result links every record — session to report to treatment plan to activity to progress timeline to guardian feedback — into a single longitudinal view, with a verification-and-audit posture suited to a healthcare-adjacent domain and a child-accessible, PIN-based patient interface offering adjustable font, contrast, text-to-speech, and a simplified mode. Keywords: care coordination, telehealth, accessibility, role-based access control, real-time messaging, treatment plans, AI-assisted documentation, MERN, React Native, MongoDB.
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dc.description.statementofresponsibilityFamilies of children with disabilities — including autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and speech and motor delays — routinely struggle to find a licensed therapist with the right specialisation and proximity, to keep a consistent record of goals, progress, and homework activities across many visits, and to communicate with the therapist between sessions in a way that is logged, searchable, and visible to the institution that employs the therapist. They also frequently find a session's clinical notes hard to interpret, and have no easy way to carry the interactive parts of therapy onto a device a child can actually use. On the supply side, therapists and institutions face their own friction: scheduling collisions, double-booked rooms, untracked no-shows, undocumented goal slippage, manual report writing, opaque billing, and the absence of a straightforward audit trail. Public listings on search engines and social media further make it easy for unverified providers to advertise alongside licensed ones, eroding trust in the entire category.
dc.description.tableofcontents1. Provide trusted discovery in which every therapist must be admin-approved — with uploaded credential documents and a license number — before being listed or taking any action. 2. Maintain an end-to-end care record in which sessions, reports, treatment plans, activities, care updates, feedback, and payments are linked through a shared data model and rolled up into a single per-patient timeline. 3. Enable real-time collaboration through messaging, presence, in-app calling, and live notifications, with video sessions handled by WebRTC and Zoom integrations. 4. Make the product accessible and inclusive: a PIN-driven patient interface with font scaling, high contrast, text-to-speech, and a simplified mode, and a fully bilingual English / Arabic UI with right-to-left layout.
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dc.identifier.other12116104
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11888/21461
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherDr. Ashraf Armoush
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dc.subject.classificationHealth
dc.supervisorDr. Ashraf Armoush
dc.titleNeuroLand
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dc.typeGraduation Project
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