Patient Management System

Chung, Wei Ming (2011) Patient Management System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This report mainly discussed and explained the process that required for developing Patient Management System (PMS). In order to develop a complete PMS, stages like analysis, design, implementation and testing were compulsory to be gone through. Chapter 1 in this report explained the background, objective, scope, project significance and expected output of PMS. Chapter 2 discussed the literature review and methodology that used to develop PMS. Domains, technique and project requirements like software requirements and hardware requirements were discussed in this chapter too. Chapter 3 discussed the analysis of PMS and there were two types of analysis being discussed, which include problem analysis and requirement analysis. Data requirements, functional requirements and non-functional requirements were discussed in the requirement analysis. Chapter 4 explained the design of the PMS and there were two types of design being discussed, which include high-level design and detailed design. System architecture, user interface design and database design were discussed in high-level design while software design and physical database design were discussed in detailed design. Chapter 5 discussed the implementation of PMS. Software development envirorunent set up, software configuration management which include configuration envirorunent setup and version control procedure, and implementation status were discussed in this chapter. Chapter 6 discussed the testing of PMS which include test plan, test strategy, test design and test result and analysis. Test cases were created to analyse PMS and check whether PMS meet user requirements. Lastly, chapter 7 explained the conclusion of this project. Strengths and weaknesses of PMS, propositions for improvements and contribution of PMS were explained in this chapter.

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