Smart Clinical Information System (SCIS)

Nur Asyikin , Aziz (2006) Smart Clinical Information System (SCIS). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project paper is record for the Smart Clinical Information System. It works to record the development process of SCIS which is consist of an Introduction, v Literature Review and Project Methodology, Analysis, and Design phase. All these phase completed for PSM submission. Clinical Information System that hav@ been discuss in this documentation will eliminate the system constraint that happen to the current system, such as system availability and accessibility of the system and data. In this project papers will design a new framework that will use a well known Smart Card technology to increase the availability of the clinical information. In chapter one will record overview of this project and it will follow up by list out the problem statements of current system having. It will also state the objectives and scopes of the project. After reading the first chapter the reader will have the brief idea for what purpose of this project title have been proposed. For chapter two, it will record down the literature review of title about the current medical and healthcare system availability problem issues and methodology that soon will oo use to complete tills PSM project. After define the project methodology, the project schedule and milestone will also plan. Chapter three; analysis then will separate into two major parts which are analyst of the current system and to-be system. In current system, it will produce a set of business flow and problem statements of the current system. For to-be system will be included with the functional requirement, software requirement, hardware requirement and network requirement. Chapter four will discuss activities and result of the high level design of the system and prototype. Few things highlighted in this chapter are the design of the system input, output, interface, system architecture, database design and detailed design. Chapter five is implementation of the system which consists of the system, database and hardware implementation. Chapter six which is testing was handled to test the availability of SCIS. For the paper conclusion, will summarized this PSM paper and also the future development.

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