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CBAP PROJECT FOR BUSINESS ANALYSIS PROGRAM

By Pravin Yadav

❖ STAKEHOLDERS:

Doctor Senior
Management

Nurses Administrative
Staff

❖ SCOPE:
Doctor: a) If doctor needs to prescribe any test, he will enter the same in HMS.
b) Patients reports can easily be viewed once it enters its login information.
Senior Management : Reports are easily made availabe to the management hence,
information life hospitals revenue, expenses and other details can easily be made availabe.
Nurses: They have to simply look into the system to understand which medicine and what
treatment the pateint needs.
Administrative Staff: a) It will reduce their documentation process.
b) can easily keep track on the bed occupancy.
❖ PROPOSED SYSTEM WROKFLOW:
❖ USE CASE DIAGRAM (UML):

❖ IN-SCOPE:

1) Self-Registration: Patient can easily book their appointment. The administration don’t have
to bother about the documentation as it will be automatically generated in HMS. Hence, no
documentation needed.
2) Patient ID: All the details about the patient will be incorporated moreover he’s insurance if
any will also be generated.
3) Treatment: doctors will prescribe any medicine, tests in the system hence, past records of
the medicine will be available and the nurses simply have to log in and give the treatment.
4) Reports: as every detail will be included in the system the management will get daily reports
from the system like, revenue , expenses, bed occupancy, no. of patients etc. which will be
indirectly useful to take managerial decision.

❖ OUT-SCOPE:

Timely Data: if the data’s regarding the bed occupancy which needs to be updated every 6hrs Is not
done then this system will prove inefficient.
❖ ER-DIAGRAM:

Mayo clinic

Governs
Nurse

❖ DATA FLOW-DIAGRAM:
❖ FLOWCHART FOR PATIENT ADMISSION:

❖ FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS & NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Functional Requirement Non-Functional Requirement


1) HMS is designed store patients records, show 1) Patients will register their appointment by
availability of beds, manage patients’ billing, visiting the website. After consulting doctor will
scheduling a doctor’s appointment. record by entering the patient ID.

2) Adding Patients: The Hospital Management 2) Logon ID: Any users who make use of the
enables the staff at the front desk to include new system need to hold a Logon ID and password.
patients in the system.

3) Assigning an ID to the patients: The HMS 3) Modifications: Any modifications like insert,
enables the staff at the front desk to provide a delete, update, etc. for the database can be
unique ID for each patient synchronized quickly and executed only by the
ward administrator.
4) Deleting Patient ID: The staff in the 4) Response Time: The system provides
administration section of the ward can delete the acknowledgment in just one second once the
patient ID from the system when the patient 'patient's information is checked
checkout from the hospital.
5) dding to the beds available list: The Staff in the 5) Capacity: The system needs to support at least
administration section of the ward can put the 1000 people at once.
bed empty in the list of beds available.
6) Information of the Patient: The Hospital 6) User-Interface: The user interface
Management System generates a report on every acknowledges within five seconds.
patient regarding various information like
patients name, Phone number, bed number, the
doctor's name whom its assigns, ward name, and
more.
7) Updating information of the Patient: The 7) Availability: The system is available all the
hospital management system enables users to time.
update the information of the patient as Errors: The system will track every mistake as
described in the mandatory information included. well as keep a log of it.

❖ SYSTEM REQUIREMENT:

• Database: MySQL Database to be used since it is open source and f ree.


• Operating System: Shall be Windows 2016
• Web-Based: The system shall be a web-based application
• Response Time: The system shall give responses in 1 second
• Capacity: The System must support 500 people using it at a time
• Errors: The system shall keep a log of all the errors
• Availability: The system shall be available all the time.

❖ USABILITY
The screens should be self -explanatory and very user f riendly. Management would not want
employees not ordering f rom the system as they cannot understand the screens and data
f ields on screen. The users should not f ind the system cumbersome.

❖ SCREEN WIRE FRAMES:


Fig 1: Home Page

Fig 2:Registration Page


Fig 3: Log in Page

Fig 4: Patient account home page


Fig 5: Doctors detail and appointment details

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