HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM ( A CASE STUDY OF MEDI CARE CENTRE)

ABSTRACT

A hospital information system (HIS), also called clinical information system (CIS) is a comprehensive, integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial and clinical aspects of a hospital. This encompasses paper-based information processing as well as data processing machines. Hospital Information System (HIS) is also said to be a set of components and
procedures organized with the objective of generating information which will improve health care managements decisions at all levels of health systems. HIS aims is to improved hospital administration, patient health care and the delivery of services across the
department. It also provides an accurate, electronically stored medical record of the patient. A data warehouse of such records cab is utilized for statistical requirements and for research. By using HIS, one can utilizes the power of computers in Medicare such that a network of integrated computers maintain an integrated record of all services provided to a patient in the hospital from department such as laboratory, radiology, blood bank, nursing, clinical, emergency, in patient ward, outpatient department, registration and billing, medical stores and pharmacy, finance and so on.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE                                                                                     I

CERTIFICATION                                                                             I

DEDICATION                                                                                   III

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT                                                                 IV

ABSTRACT                                                                                       V-VI

TABLE OF CONTENT                                                                     VII-VIII

CHAPTER ONE              

1.0             INTRODUCTION                                                                 1

1.1       OBJECTIVES OF STUDY                                                   1

1.2       STATEMENT                                                                         2

1.3       SCOPE OF STUDY                                                               2

1.4       LIMITATION OF THE STUDY                                          3                                                                                  

1.5       DEFINITION OF TERMS                                                    3

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1       Brief History                                                                           4

2.0             HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (HMS)                 4-8

AN ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT

2.1             MODULARITY                                                                     9

2.2             SECURITY /CONFIDENTIAL OF DATA                                    9-10

CHAPTER THREE

RESEARCH METHOD

3.1             SYSTEM DESING AND ANALYSIS                                 11

3.2             OVERVIEW OF EXISTING SYSTEM                               11

3.3             LIMITATION OF EXISTING SYSTEM                             11

3.4           BENEFIT OF USING THE PROPOSED SYSTEM HOSPITAL INFROMATION SYSTEM                              12

3.5             LIMITATION OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM                  12

3.6             SYSTEM DESIGN                                                                13

3.7             AREA OF STUDY                                                                13

3.8             INSTRUMENT FOR DATA COLLECTION                      14

3.9             VALIDATION OF INSTRUCTION                                                14

3.10         INPUT DESIGN                                                                    14

3.11         OUTPUT DESIGN                                                                15

CHAPTER FOUR

IMPLEMENTATION AND DOCUMENTATION

4.1             ANALYSIS OF PRPOSED SYSTEM                                  16

4.2            HARDWARE SPECIFICATION                                         16

4.3             OUTPUT DESIGN                                                                18

4.4             DATABASE FILE DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION       18

4.5             JUSTIFICATION FOR USING VISUAL BACIC(VB)     19

4.6             MENU AND SUB MENU DESIGN                                                19

CHAPTER FIVE

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

5.0             SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION                                     20

5.1       RECOMMENDATION                                                         20-21

5.2       REFERENCE                                                                         22

         FLOW CHART                                                                      23

5.3       APPENDIX                                                                            24-34