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Health Care Management System

Durva Tarale Tanvi Kindre Janhavi Shinde
Student Student Student
Dept. of Computer Engineering, Dept. of Computer Engineering, Dept. of Computer Engineering,
B.V.J.N.I.O.T., Pune, India. B.V.J.N.I.O.T., Pune, India. B.V.J.N.I.O.T., Pune, India.

Esha Tate Rohini Pawar

Student Lecturer
Dept. of Computer Engineering, Dept. of Computer Engineering,
B.V.J.N.I.O.T., Pune, India. B.V.J.N.I.O.T., Pune, India.

Abstract:- “Health Care Management System” is based  User health report will be update. So that patient’s
on comparing several hospitals for better services history can be checked.
similar to the way we compare shops for shopping. It is
a platform where users, hospitals and good services are B. Scope of the Project
interfaced together. The system has an admin who  The proposed system is available for user all the time.
validates the hospital, if hospital is found to be valid the  User can check the services and rates of the hospitals
admin provides the hospital with unique id. The health care and use filter to find the good hospital for
hospital can add their details like successful operations, them in their reasonable amount.
qualification of doctors, achievements and prices of  This System compares the services from different
their treatment. It can also add categories and sub hospitals to provide good services to the user in low cost.
categories of treatment later on along with prices. The  The proposed system is built by using block chain so
user has to first register to the system. User can locate that the data is not altered by some other user once
nearest services availability of doctor, can search for submitted.
hospitals, specialized doctors, various treatments. User
can add reviews which will be referred by other users. II. BLOCK DIAGRAM
“Health Care Management System” provides
comparison of various hospitals which helps the user in
better decision making. The application provides
security to the user data and the history of the user can
be retrieved.

Keywords:- Filters, Unique id, Admin, Users, Availability.

I. EXISTING SYSTEM

In the already developed systems the main drawback is

they do not provide filters and comparisons for same
services. The existing system do not specify the availability
of the doctor and do not validate the hospitals that are being
registered. “Health Care Management System” has a
separate module named ‘admin module’ which validates the
hospital.

Disadvantages of Existing System:

 No location transparency for patients and doctors. Fig 1:- Block Diagram
 Does not specify doctor’s details and qualification
 Unable to get online medical prescription. Our project “Healthcare Management System” has three
 No price comparison provided. modules as follows
 No history of the user maintained.
 Doctor’s availability is not specified.  Admin:
1. To be an admin you need to register to our system which
A. Problem Statement gives admin unique id and password which is used when
“Comparing hospitals for best health care services.” the admin logins
 User will find good health care hospital and their 2. The admin can add or delete new hospitals
services within their budget. 3. Admin can view all the user and hospital operation
 User can use filters to find hospital for them.

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 Hospital
1. Should maintain doctor’s record
2. Can add category or sub category
3. Should view all the details of categories like price,
successful attempts, unsuccessful attempts etc.

 Users:
1. To be a user you need to register to our system which
gives user unique id and password which is used when
the user logins
2. Can search for categories, subcategories, doctors
3. Can view the details of registered hospitals
4. Can locate nearest hospital using GPS
5. Can compare hospitals based on different criteria.

A. Software Requirments
1. Visual studio code, Xampp , MySQL
2. Language: PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
3. Bootstrap

B. Hardware Requirments
1. Ram:4GB Ram
2. OS: Windows 7

III. WORKING OF PROJECT

Fig 3:- Options for search result of the user.

Fig 2:- Search for category to find hospitals with

information.

Fig 4:- Information of the hospital selected by the user.

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IV. CONCLUSION

 The Application Health Care Management System’s

Motto is to save the users from unnecessary wastage of
money, nowadays hospitals charge unreasonable rates for a
minor treatment. The user can easily make a cleaver
decision with this application as user can compare rates and
quality of treatment for several hospitals. The system
provides proper location of the hospital which will guide the
user in case of emergency. If the user is new to a place and
is unaware of a nearby hospital the user can locate nearest
hospitals. This application also allows user to review
hospital and the service they provided. The software is very
useful for hospitals as they do not need to keep manual
records of their doctors, treatments and users.

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