Case Study
Case Study
Billing System
Introduction:
Managing patient data, appointments, and billing is a
critical function in hospitals. Manual systems often lead to
errors, inefficiencies, and data breaches. A Hospital
Patient Management and Billing System using DBMS
provides a systematic approach to store, retrieve, and
manage patient records efficiently. This case study
demonstrates how healthcare systems like Apollo and
AIIMS leverage DBMS to manage patient data securely
and streamline hospital operations.
System Design:
The Hospital Management System involves the following entities:
1. Patients: Stores patient details (Patient ID, Name, Age, Gender, Address).
2. Doctors: Stores doctor information (Doctor ID, Name, Specialization, Phone).
3.Appointments: Tracks appointments (Appointment ID, Patient ID, Doctor ID, Date, Time).
4. Billing: Manages billing information (Bill ID, Patient ID, Amount, Payment Status).
ER Diagram
Entities: Patients, Doctors, Appointments, Billing
Relationships:
o A patient can have multiple appointments with different doctors.
QUERIES:
CONCLUSION:
The Hospital Patient Management and Billing System using DBMS enables
hospitals to efficiently manage patient records, appointments, and billing. The
system improves accuracy, reduces human errors, and ensures data security. By
automating processes and using advanced features like triggers and stored
procedures, this system can scale to meet the needs of large healthcare institutions.