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MEDICARE HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT Shreya Bhokare*1, Rutuja Jadhav*2, Madhu Kumbhar*3, Priyanka Mahajan*4, Umar Mulani*5 *1,2,3,4 Students,
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering, Sharad Institute Of
Technology College Of Engineering, Yadrav (Ichalkaranji) , Maharashtra, India. *5
Assistant Professor, Department Of Computer Science And Engineering, Sharad Institute Of Technology College Of Engineering, Yadrav (Ichalkaranji) , Maharashtra, India.
ABSTRACT Every hospital wants to make the work in sophisticated manner so they use this smart kind of system for managing all the work. Previous system used to do all kind of the work manually. Lot of paper work was needed. Waiting in a long queue to have appointment. Here we have developed a web application which is user friendly simple and cost effective. This web application deals with the Patients and also the visitors who are visiting the doctor for the first time. We can login into Hospital Management System using a username and password. It can be accessible either by an administrator or receptionist. Then the patients and the visitors of the hospital can take appointment of the doctor. It include self-enrolment type, easy booking appointments, store record of self-medical and family’s medical history and also letting the government schemes & events known. Keywords: Web application.
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INTRODUCTION
As we know Hospitals uses a manual system for the management and maintenance of patient information. This system would required lot of paper work. Waiting in a long queue to have appointment and visit the doctor. This web application deals with the Patients and also the visitors who are visiting the doctor for the first time. Each time a user visits a doctor, medical entry will be stored in the database by doctor. Next time a user logs in he may view the entire medical history. First doctor will register themselves into this system and admin will cross verify all his documents. If they are valid he will grant permission and give access to doctor and thus he can add his patients into database. This application will help user to access and view all his reports from anywhere online. The main function of the system is to register and store patient details and doctor details. It also retrieve these details as and when required. Patients would register themselves for the first time into the website and can take appointment to which the doctor they want. Medicare has the facility to give a unique id for every patient and can stores the details of every patient. User can access this website by logging in using their respective username and password provided. The system allows doctors to manage their booking slots online. Patient can book appointment by seeing the reviews and rating of that respective doctor. This module also allow doctor to view patient’s family members’ medical history. Another module is designed to help patients to know the free government schemes and polices as well.
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MODELING AND ANALYSIS
A data-flow diagram is a way of representing a flow of data through a process or a system The DFD also provides information about the outputs and inputs of each entity and the process itself.
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Login (Admin)
Patient Registration
Medicare
Doctor Registration
Figure 1: DFD Level-0
Login Page Apply for appointment
Check Approval
Medicare
Check Status Upload Documents
Give Approval
Send Notification
Figure 2: DFD Level-1 Sequence Diagram is an interaction diagram that emphasis the time ordering of messages. Sequence diagrams and collaboration diagrams are isomorphic, meaning that you can take one and transform it into the other.
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Fig-4: Patient Registration.
Fig-5: To Book Appointment for Patient Side
Fig-6: Appointment Status for Doctor Side.
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Fig-7: Database table of user role mapping.
CONCLUSION
This system aims at simplifying the task of the patients and the doctor. It makes the awareness of free government scheme among patients which will be the strong benefit to the patients. As well the doctor can get the patient history and patients family member history which makes the doctor task easy. Patients can be more relaxed with online appointment as they may not have to stand in a long queue to fix their appointment. On another side the patient can also add as well as check ratings and reviews of the doctor based on which they can choose best doctor for their treatment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to express our deep and sincere gratitude to my Guide Asst. Prof. Mr. U. M. Mulani, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, for guiding us to accomplish this project work. It was our privilege and pleasure to work under his/her able guidance. We are indeed grateful to him/her for providing helpful suggestion, from time to time. Due to his/her constant encouragement and inspiration we are able to present this project.
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We express our deep gratitude to Dr. A V Turukmane, Head of Computer Science & Engineering Department, for his valuable guidance and constant encouragement. We are very much thankful to Dr. S A Khot, Principal, Sharad institute of technology college of engineering, Yadrav-Ichalkaranji for providing all the necessary facilities to carry out project work. Last but not least we are thankful to our parents for their moral as well as financial support.
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