Design and Implementation of Hospital Ma
Design and Implementation of Hospital Ma
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A. The Existing Management System at Murab manipulate pages, and manage relational databases
Hospital, Ilorin, Kwara, Nigeria storage functions, PHP was used to process queries and
The information flow used is a one directional system request flash to integrate sounds and interfaces was done
where the receptionist refers patient to doctors, doctors to develop the model that meets all the requirements of
referring patients to the pharmacist either in or out this system. MySQL was used to create and connect
patients and the same way out. The system that is relational tables to the database. HTML was used to
currently being used in the hospital is entirely manual. develop the GUI.
When a patient requests drugs from the staff, all the C. The Proposed System
information is recorded manually from the drug dispenser The proposed system is divided into Receptionist‟s
(Pharmacist). Similarly when the supplier delivers drugs module, Doctor‟s module and Pharmacist‟s module.
all the information from the dispenser to the account on Receptionist’s module
drugs is recorded manually. The following are the
weaknesses of the current system at the hospital:
1. The hospital staff finds it tiresome and time
consuming when computing patient data, drug
supplier and staff Payment receipts and voucher cards
this leads to delay in medical reports.
2. The hospital Administration currently uses health
record files for storing patients and drug supplier‟s
information. This system of information storage is
susceptible to security problems such as illegal
modification and update of records.
3. The Staff usually waste a lot of time in retrieving data.
4. The paper work reduce the efficiency of the System
B. System Design and Implementation
Table 1 and Table 2 show the hardware requirement of Fig1: Receptionist’s module
the system and software requirement of the system
respectively. CREATE DATA ACCOUNT -A Patient ID is assigned
Table1: Hardware Requirement of the System for new patients
Hardware Minimum System Requirements VERIFY USER - For an existing patient, “Patient ID”is
Processor 1.2 GHZ Processor Speed verified to check for the validity of the account
Memory 128 MB RAM (256 preferable) PRG (Payment Receipt Generator) - this assigns a receipt
Disk space 60 GIGABYTE from the voucher generated by the doctor.
Display 800X600 Colors (1024x768 High color16- bit Search Engine: To search for the patients data (both
recommended) payment records and also account authenticity)
Inbox: an advanced feature which will manage messages
Table 2: Software Requirement of the System received from the medical superintendent.
Software Minimum System Doctor’s module:
Requirements
Operating System Window 2000 or later
Database Management System MySQL
Run-time Environment Wampserver
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Fig 2a: Doctor’s module (Health Record Entry)
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IV. RESULTS
Fig 1, Fig 2 and Fig 3 show Receptionist‟s module,
Doctor‟s module and Pharmacist‟s module respectively.
The system verify and validate all user input. The user is
notified in case of errors detected in the course of using
the system. The system captured patient‟s details at the
receptionist which is used to create an account with the
doctor and have a reference Id to use in paying bills and
charges. The system generates the Patient Identity (ID)
and also the Reference ID automatically and identifies
inpatients and outpatients which is made possible by a
checkbox. Also, it manages entering new stocks of drugs
into database and how the drugs are sold which will
include assigning a serial number to Reference ID given
by the doctor to monitor the sales. The design also allows
room for expansion.
V. CONCLUSION
Computerized HMS has been developed. The system
solved the problems associated with the existing manual
system. Security is also enhanced since access to the
system requires authentication. However, the system does
not alert the pharmacy of the expiry date of drugs. Also,
departments such as security and assets are not included
in the design. Therefore, developing an HMS that can
alert the pharmacist of the expiry date of drugs at a given
time and handle all departments in the hospital will be an
attractive research in future.
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