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Group No: 17
Sr. Name Roll no. Enrolment No.
no.
1. Kuber Surve 43 2205220066
2. Shreeram Pendurkar 59 2205220082
3. Rishabh Trivedi 60 2205220083
4. Vedanth Choudhary 61 2205220084
MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Certificate
This is to certify that:
Sr. Name Roll no. Enrolment No.
no.
1. Kuber Surve 43 2205220066
2. Shreeram Pendurkar 59 2205220082
3. Rishabh Trivedi 60 2205220083
4. Vedanth Choudhary 61 2205220084
Seal of
institution
Acknowledgement
Thank You
Database Management
Micro – Project Proposal
Title: Patient records management system for
Healthcare Clinic using JOINS
➢ Action Plan :
Name of the
Sr Details of Planned Planned Responsible
No. Activity Start date Finish date Team
Members
1. Information 01/03/2024 08/03/2024 Kuber Surve
Search
2. Group Discussion 02/03/2024 10/03/2024 All Members
Sr no. Topic
1 Rationale
4 Literature review
6 Resources used
10 Bibliography
Micro-Project Report
Patient records management system for
Healthcare Clinic using JOINS
1. Rationale :
In this topic, we will discuss what JOINS is in the Database Management. In a
database, a JOIN operation combines data from two or more tables based on a
related column between them. It allows you to retrieve information from
multiple tables by connecting them using a common field.
3. Course Outcome:
a. Create Database using SQL commands.
b. Manage Database using SQL commands.
4. Literature Review :
Patient records management is critical in healthcare for efficient care
delivery. Electronic systems, particularly relational databases with JOINS,
have replaced traditional paper-based records.
Role of JOINS:
JOINS allow combining data from multiple tables, facilitating comprehensive
patient record retrieval.
Performance Optimization:
Optimization techniques like index optimization and query caching enhance
system performance.
Proper indexing and choice of JOIN type are crucial for efficient query
execution.
Data Security:
Patient data security and privacy are paramount, necessitating encryption and
access control mechanisms.
Scalability:
Patient records management systems must be scalable to accommodate
growing volumes of data and increasing numbers of patients.
Interoperability:
Patient records management systems often need to interface with other
healthcare IT systems, such as laboratory information systems or billing
systems.
6. Resource Required :
➢ Medication Allergies:
▪ The patient records management system includes a table for storing
medication allergies reported by patients.
▪ When prescribing medication, clinicians need to check for potential
allergies.
▪ Using an INNER JOIN operation, the system retrieves patient records
from the 'Patients' table and medication allergy information from the
'Allergies' table, ensuring clinicians have immediate access to allergy
data during prescription.
▪ This helps prevent adverse reactions and ensures patient safety during
treatment.
10. Bibliography :
https://www.w3schools.com