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MICRO-PROJECT REPORT
On
“COVID19 Testing”
Has been submitted by
Prof. S.N.Dudhawade
With PHP(22618)
of
Prof .Dr.R.D.Palhade
Principal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We also take this opportunity to thank all our colleagues who backed us interest
by giving useful suggestions & all possible help without whose help & moral
support it would not has been possible to complete this report.
By –
Prof. S.N.Dudhawade
INDEX
Sr.No Name
1 Introduction
2 Code
3 OutPut
4 Conclusion
5 Reference
INTRODUCTION
The system is built using PHP for server-side scripting and MySQL for data storage.
This combination is well-suited for developing dynamic web applications that require
robust and scalable databases. PHP handles user interaction with the application,
while MySQL stores and retrieves data about patients, tests, and results .
Key Features of the System
1. Patient Registration:
o Allows administrators to register new patients by collecting personal
information such as name, date of birth, gender, contact details, and
address.
2. Test Registration and Management:
o Registers COVID-19 tests for patients, including specifying the type of
test (e.g., PCR or Rapid Antigen).
o Allows administrators to track the status of tests (e.g., Pending, Positive,
Negative) and record test results.
3. Test Result Management:
o Admin users can update the status of a test as "Positive", "Negative", or
"Pending" based on laboratory results.
o Option to input result dates and other relevant data.
4. Admin Panel:
o An administrative panel is used to manage users, patients, tests, and
reports.
o Admin users can have different roles (e.g., Admin, Technician, Staff) for
varying levels of access.
5. Patient History:
o The system keeps track of a patient’s test history, allowing administrators
to view all tests conducted on a particular patient, including results and
test types.
6. Reports and Analytics:
o The system can generate reports based on test results (e.g., how many
positive cases, test types, etc.).
o These reports are useful for administrative decision-making and public
health monitoring.
Technology Stack
1. PHP:
o PHP is used for server-side scripting and handles the business logic of the
application, including form processing, database interactions, and session
management.
o PHP is a popular scripting language known for its simplicity and
effectiveness in building web applications.
2. MySQL:
o MySQL is a relational database management system used to store patient
records, test results, and admin user data.
o It supports complex queries, transactions, and the relational nature of the
data in this system.
3. HTML/CSS:
o HTML is used to structure the web pages, while CSS is used for styling
and making the interface more user-friendly.
4. Bootstrap (Optional):
o A CSS framework like Bootstrap can be used for responsive and mobile-
friendly UI design, making it easy to build a professional interface
without requiring custom styling from scratch.
Importance of the System
modules
In this project, we use PHP and MySQL database. It has three modules
1. Admin
2. User(Patients)
Admin Module
Admin is the superuser of the website who can manage everything on the website.
Admin can log in through the login page
Dashboard: In this section, the admin can see all detail in brief like the total,
assigned and the sample collected and completed tests.
Phlebotomist: In this section, the admin can manage Phlebotomist (add, update,
delete).
Testing: In this section, the admin can manage all the tests like assign the test to
Phlebotomist and update the history.
Report: In this section, the admin can generate two types of report. One is
between dates reports and another one is by search. Admin can search the report
by order number, name and mobile number.
Notification: In this section, the admin will get a notification for every new test
request (notification bell).
Admin can also update his profile, change the password and recover the password.
User(Patient) Module
admin Dashboard
Test Details
State-wise Dashboard
Conclusion
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