Veterinary Practice Management Information System

Tan , Chew Joo (2004) Veterinary Practice Management Information System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Veterinary Practice Management Information System (VPMIS) is a software management system proposed for veterinarians to manage veterinary practice. Now a day, many veterinary clinics still used the current system that being carried out manually and consumes a great deal of time and effort to get things done. Therefore, VPMIS develop to improve the performance and professional of practicing veterinarians through easily accessed and well organized computerized system. The essential of study is to study the domain problem faced by veterinary clinic. Most of the local veterinary clinics encounter difficulties on reaching desired data as they wish immediately. Therefore, the outcome of study is to develop computerized system, that is VPMIS to reduce paper work and promotes complete and accurate patient information storage. Spiral model is chosen to assists in the control and coordination of a real VPMIS project. In order to develop a well-designed system, object-oriented approach is applying. Lastly, standard features of VPMIS including fast patient registration with alert messages, the power and flexibility to speedup billing and provides quick, ready-to-use and fully customizable reporting capabilities. Also including is a special facility for rapidly creating drug labels, prescriptions labels, and certificates such as vaccination certificates, letter and other documents. VPMIS will allow full clinical histories and client's medical histories to be recorded on the system. This system is develop using Oracle technology and forth generation language.

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