Wifi Hospital

8/3/2019 Wifi Hospital

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BY,

Himashree vakya


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ORGANISATION


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Galaxy Software Solutions (GSS) is an IT

Solution Provider for a dynamic environmentwhere business and technology strategies

converge.

GSS focuses on new ways of businesscombining IT innovation and adoption while also

leveraging an organizations current IT assets.

GSS work with large global corporations andnew generation technology companies- to build

new products or services and to implement

prudent business and technology strategies in

todays environment.

GALAXY SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS


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Galaxys range of expertise includes: Software Development Services

Engineering services

Systems Integration

Customer Relationship Management

Supply Chain Management

Product Development

Electronic Commerce

Consulting

IT Outsourcing


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PURPOSE Modern inventions in the field of

computer software have raised the

Standard of computers.

Many people from Engineering,

medicine,Business, Agriculture etc.are interested in the computer study.


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Because of this in the every work of lifewe find computers and computerized

applications.

Many languages and packages are used

to develop different types of software.

Now we are using java Software to develop

Hospital Automation project.


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The Hospital Automation project is moresuitable to todays Hospital environment

compared to traditional manual system, this

requires less work by the user.

This is developed using Java Servlets, thus

it can be executed on the net. So it is also

suitable for the Hospital, a single person

can manage which are having more than onebranch using this project a Hospital easily.

So this will make more work with less man

energy.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION


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Hospital Automation project gives

modularity by arranging different

sections of the hospital.

By using ORACLE as backend, we

have arranged mesh of tables, which

are working in a network likestructure.

Management of patient informationis properly handled. We thought of all

the basic and primary needs Hospital

Automation.


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The HOSPITALS are currently

maintaining the patients databasemanually which is a very time consuming

process. It deals with attending to

patients, identify the symptoms and

concluding the name of the disease,

giving the right prescription & diet

details etc .,.

So it becomes a very tedious job forthe doctors to look after these

particulars to complete the task at right

time.

IDENTIFICATION OF NEED


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The HMS system not only deals with

patient particulars but also takes intoconsideration of case history, common

diagnosis and test details previous

doctors prescription, new tests,

system variation, test deviation etc.,.

As all the process are done

manually the right decisions and

delivery of the details are not done atright time, because of the slow

processing.


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Time Delay: In the existing system, informationrelated to all transactions is stored in differentregisters. Since all the transactions are stored indifferent registers it takes lot of time to preparedifferent reports.

FURTHER DRAWBACKS OF

EXISTING SYSTEM

Accuracy:Since the same data is compiled at

different sections, the possibility of tabulating datawrongly increases. Also if the data is more,validations become difficult. This may result in lossof accuracy of data.


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Redundancy: As the information passes through

different registers, each register is consolidated andsent to next register. So the same information is beingtabulated at each register, which involves lot ofcomplication and duplication in work, thus it causes

redundancy.Information Retrieval: As the information is stored inthe particular Format, it can only be retrieved in the

same format. But if it is to be retrieve in differentformat, it is not possible.


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Storage Media: In the existing system, datatransaction being stored on too long registers it isvery difficult to refer after some time.

Reports:At the various reports are tabulated

manually. They are not such Attractive and requiremore time.Enquiry: Enquiry for different level of information is

much more difficult. Online enquiry of data is notpossible.


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Patient Selection:This module deals with the storage

of the maintenance masterinformation pertaining to the patient

details, navigation, security, master

details.

Add a test report to existing

patient.

Delete an existing patient from thedatabase.


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Patient details:This module deals with the personal, family,hereditary, and others details related to the

patient.

Case history:This module deals with the symptoms &

diagnosis, test details and previous doctorsdiagnosis details.


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Doctors prescription:This module deals with the symptoms of

the disease, tests conducted, medicines

prescribed, diets & diagnosis.

Master detail interfaces:This module deals with the lab details,tests details, common symptoms,

common problems & medicine details.


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REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION

Functional Requirements:Inputs:Basically all the information is managedby the software and in order to access the

information one has to produce one's

identity by entering the user-id and

password. Every user has his/her owndomain of access beyond which the

access is dynamically refrained rather

denied.

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Output:The major outputs of the system aretables and reports. Tables are

created dynamically to meet the

requirements on demand. Reports, as

it is obvious, carry the gist of the

whole information that flows across

the institution.

This application must be ableto produce output at different

modules for different inputs


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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSSoftware requirementsJava servlets

ODBC Drivers installed

JDBC Drivers installed

Fully Functional Html Editor

Tomcat 4.1

Oracle


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Hardware Requirements

Personal computer with 8086 Processor

2.1 GB hard disk space

128 MB RAM


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TECHNOLOGY USED

JAVA

JDBC

SERVLETS

HTML

ORACLE


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JAVA


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OVERVIEW OF JAVA TECHNOLOGY

HISTORY OF JAVA

Java language was developed by

James Gosling and his team at sun micro

systems and released formally in 1995.

Its former name is oak. JavaDevelopment Kit 1.0 was released in

1996. To popularize java and is freely

available on Internet.


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FEATURES OF JAVA Java is object-oriented language andsupports encapsulation, inheritance,polymorphism and dynamic binding, but

does not support multiple inheritances.

Every thing in java is an object except

some primitive data types.

Java is portable architecture neutral

that is java programs once compiled

can be executed on any machine that is

enabled.


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JDBC


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JAVA DATABASE CONNECTIVITY(JDBC)JDBC makes it easy to write java code for

accessing sql databases.

JDBC is a multidatabse application

programming interface (API) that provides

java objects for working with data basedrivers,connections,sql statements and query

resultsets


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SERVLETS


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What is a Servlet?

Servlets are modules that extend

request/response-oriented servers, such as

Java-enabled web servers. For example, aservlet might be responsible for taking data

in an HTML order-entry form and applying

the business logic used to update a

company's order database.

SERVLETS


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Servlets are to servers what applets areto browsers. Unlike applets, however,servlets have no graphical user interface.

Servlets have become most widely

used within HTTP servers; many web

servers support the Servlet API.

SERVLET


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SERVLET

WEBSERVER

JVM

SERVLET

CLEINT

Request

Response

ServletName +parameters

DATABASE

JVM loads the servlet on the requestfrom client if servlet is not loaded.


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HTML


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ABOUT HTML HTML(hyper text markup language)

is a language used to create hyper

text documents that have hyper linksembedded in them.

It consists of tags embedded in the

text of a document with HTML..


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We can build web pages or web

documents. it is basically aformatting language and not a

programming language.

The browser reading the document

interprets mark up tags to help

format the document for subsequentdisplay to a reader


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ORACLE


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The Oracle Relational Database

Management System (RDBMS) is anindustry leading database system

designed for mission critical data

storage and retrieval.

The RDBMS is responsible for

accurately storing data and efficientlyretrieving that data in response to user

queries.


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The Oracle Corporation also supplies

interface tools to access data stored inan Oracle database.

Two of these tools are known as

SQL*Plus, a command line interface, and

Developer/2000 (now called simply

Developer), a collection of forms,reports and graphics interfaces.


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ConclusionThis is a project dealing with the

computerization of services of

HospitalManagement. This projectdeals with the patient information and it

adds new patent and gives admission.

It genrates reports like which patient isalloted to which doctor, and which

patient contains which disease.


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It also deals with the symptoms &

diagnosis, test details and previous

doctors diagnosis details.

The Doctors prescription module dealswith the symptoms of the disease, tests

conducted, medicines prescribed, diets &

diagnosis. So, It is easy to maintain

information to retrive and process the

data compare to existing manual system.


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1.

Software Engineering - PractionersApproach by Roger S.Pressman,

McGraw Hill International Edition.

2. Java Script from SSI

Technologies.

3. An Introduction to Database

System by C.J.Date.

4. Java Complete References by

Patrik Nortan.

Bibliography


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5.Thinking in Java (BPB Publication) by

Bruce Ekkel.

6. CORE Servlets & JSP from sun micro

systems by MARTHALL

7. Oracle Complete Reference

8. UML in 24 Hours - SAMS outline by

JOSEPH SCHMULLER.


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