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WELLNESSHUB

Karthik Hiremath (20201CSE0837)

Jenith .S (20201CSE0845)
Preetham B L (20201CSE0793)

Under the guidance of

Dr.Joseph Michael Jerard V
 ABSTRACT

• The proposed doctor website project aims to develop a robust and

user-friendly that facilitates efficient doctor-patient interactions,
appointment scheduling, and telemedicine services. The website
is designed to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and
patients, offering a convenient platform for medical consultations,
prescription management, and health monitoring. Key features
include secure user authentication, real-time messaging, video
consultations, and integration with electronic health records
(EHR). The application also incorporates appointment reminders,
payment gateways, and a feedback system for continuous
improvement. The goal is to enhance accessibility to healthcare
services, particularly in remote or underserved areas, while
maintaining the highest standards of patient privacy and care
quality.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Chapter 1 Introduction 3
1.1 Introduction to problem statemement 4
1.2 overview 4
1.3 Objectives 5
1.4 Hardware Requirements 5
1.5 Software Requirements 5
• Chapter 2 Literature Survey 6
2.1 Paper survey 6
2.2 Existing methods advantages/drawbacks 7

• Chapter 3 Methodology 8
3.1 Proposed Methodology 8
3.2 Proposed System 8
3.3 Architecture Diagram 9
3.4 Modules 9
 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO PROBLEM
STATEMENT
• Given choices and concerns surrounding data accuracy and user privacy,
our project is dedicated to crafting a comprehensive solution. The
existing gaps in reliable information and integration among healthcare
providers necessitate the creation of an intuitive hospital finder application.
Serving as a beacon of hope, this application is designed to alleviate the
challenges individuals face in navigating the complex healthcare landscape.
• Harnessing the capabilities of smartphone technology, our project aims to
empower users, streamline decision-making processes, and enhance
overall healthcare accessibility. The development of this application
represents a transformative solution, not only simplifying the process of
selecting the right hospital but also contributing to the overall well-
being of individuals and communities by facilitating improved healthcare
outcomes.
 1.2 OVERVIEW

• 1.1 In the contemporary, fast-paced world, technological

progress has permeated every aspect of human existence,
reshaping how we work, communicate, and manage our
health. Notably, the rapid evolution of smartphones has
emerged as a transformative influence revolutionizing our daily
tasks and becoming an indispensable tool for accessing information
and services.
 1.3 Objectives

• Facilitate improved disease management for individuals.

Deliver a seamless, intuitive, and hassle-free user experience.
• Guarantee user-friendliness on the website, allowing users to
efficiently search for hospitals specializing in specific medical
fields. Additionally, implement a distinct user interface for
registered hospitals
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
• Processor: Intel® Core™

• RAM: 1.0 GB – 2.0 GB

• Hard disk: 2GB

Software
•Requirements
Operating System: Windows

• Front end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap

• Backend: NodeJS ,MongoDB

 CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE SURVEY
• 2.1 Survey Paper
[1].Muhammad Wasim Munir entitled “An Android based application for
determining a specialized Hospital Nearest to Patients Location”.Pulished in
2015 International Journal of computer Applications.
REVIEW: A basic and up-to-date medical category application is designed to
help the patients and caregivers to determine the nearest hospital with a specific
specialization field. The hospital names along with their address and route are
determined by Smartphone GPS receiver within five km of radius.
[2]. Haripriya R entitled “Android Based Hospital Finder Application
using GPS”. Published in 2017 by SNS College of Technology Coimbatore, India
Review: The proposed Android as a full, open and free mobile device platform, with
its powerful function and good user experience, rapidly developed into the most
popular mobile operating system. The research work presented in this
involves new service-based design approach for implementing two of the popular
consumer applications on Android system
[3]. Dr. Usha Chauhan entitled “Doctor Finder and Appointment
Booking Website with Django”. Published on 2022 at 2nd
International Conference on Innovative Practices in Technology and
Management (ICIPTM)

Review: This online appointment system has been implemented using HTML, CSS
and Django framework. The site is highly performing and is easy for any user
to use it. It is a web site that manages the issue occurring while booking of an
appointment as per the demand of the user.
2.2 Existing Methods – Advantages
Increased Accessibility: A doctor's website provides a 24/7 online presence, allowing
patients to access information and services at any time. This is especially beneficial for
individuals with busy schedules or those seeking information outside regular office hours.
Convenient Appointment Scheduling: Online appointment scheduling features streamline
the process for patients. They can book appointments at their convenience without the
need for a phone call, reducing administrative workload and potential scheduling conflicts.
Improved Communication: The website provides multiple channels for communication,
including contact forms and email addresses. This facilitates efficient communication
between patients and healthcare providers, addressing inquiries, and providing timely
information.
Drawbacks
•Lack of User Privacy: User concerns regarding privacy and data usage are addressed by
implementing login credentials. This protective measure ensures that user data is
secure, fostering a sense of privacy and trust in the application.
•Difficulty in Choosing the Right Hospital: While hospital finder apps assist users in
locating nearby healthcare facilities, they may fall short in providing adequate
information for making informed decisions. Critical factors such as the quality of care,
waiting times, and specialty services offered may not be sufficiently addressed,
making it challenging for users to choose the most suitable hospital.
 Chapter 3
1.Proposed Methodology
• Responsive Web Design: Using CSS techniques and libraries like
Bootstrap to ensure the website is responsive, works different devices and screen
sizes.
• HTML and CSS: Employing HTML for content structure and CSS for styling to
create the website's layout and appearance.
• Database Integration: Using databases (e.g. MongoDB) and
corresponding algorithms for data storage and retrieval
• 2.Propose System
The goal is to revolutionize the accessibility of healthcare services by introducing a user-
friendly, reliable, and efficient platform. The proposed Caro life Hospital Finder Application is
designed to target key aspects, including:
•Regular Updates from Registered Hospitals: Implementing a system that encourages registered
hospitals to consistently update their information. This ensures the accuracy of location
details, contact information, and services offered, addressing concerns related to data
inaccuracy.
•Intuitive User Interface: Developing an intuitive and user-friendly interface that
empowers users to search for hospitals based on specific criteria. This includes medical
treatments, the availability of medicines, blood supplies, and essential services. This
3.3 Architecture diagram
 3.4 Modules

This application offers a precise and user-friendly interface, with the following key
components:
i. Navigation to Homepage:
• Ensures smooth navigation to the homepage for user convenience
ii. Home Page:
• provides essential details about the website and other credentials
iii. Hospital Details:
• Allows user to access information about the nearest hospitals in emergency
situations.
• Enables filtering of listed hospitals based on specialties according to user needs.
• Displays current locations and directs users via maps to desired hospitals.
• Provides information about additional facilities at each listed hospital.
iv. Authorized Services:
•Aims to offer facilities such as appointment scheduling, blood bank details, and
user history (prescriptions, reports, etc.).
•Requires login credentials to ensure user privacy and restrict unauthorized
access.
v. Other Services:
•This section, accessible after Authorized Services, encompasses major services:

•Appointment Scheduling: Allows users to schedule appointments with specialized

doctors based on their convenience. Shares scheduled appointment data with both
hospitals and doctors for reference.

•Blood Bank Details: Offers information on the nearest blood bank, including contact
details and directions.

• Laboratory Details: Provides information about the laboratory availability facilites.

• History: Records healthcare services, electronic health records, and
appointment booking system activities.

•Enables users to review and track their health details when needed.

Overall, this application aims to deliver accurate information, prioritize user

privacy, and provide a comprehensive range of services for efficient healthcare
management.
 Chapter 5
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