Fusion and policy relaxation in patient healthcare

We consider a community of agents in the domain of patient healthcare where the community is populated by personal assistant agents residing on mobile phones assisting the human patients and sever agents managing the services offered to the patients. In this scenario, we look at patient care polices, and interpret them in the context of crisis situations. Existing models dealing with behaviours of such systems use policies to determine actions in predefined and static situations but do not address the problems that arise when policies have to be interpreted in changed situations. We investigate techniques for policy compliant actions in dynamic situations particularly when multiple actors are involved in a problem solving process in a crisis situation.