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Full-Text Articles in Health and Medical Administration
Smart Healthcare Information System Pharmacy Management System, Weng Yuen Leow
Smart Healthcare Information System Pharmacy Management System, Weng Yuen Leow
Student Works (2000-2009)
This document covers 3 main areas in outlining the intended system in question; that is the Pharmacy Management System. The first section of this document is basically an introduction to the system. It covers the objective of the said system as well as the scope and area that it would cover. It also explains briefly its interaction and integration with other components being developed by 4 other course mates in the team. The Pharmacy Management System is a part of a larger system that we have dubbed as the "Smart Healthcare Information System". The second section covers an in-depth study …
A Web Based Healthcare Management System, Farid Abdullah Muhammad
A Web Based Healthcare Management System, Farid Abdullah Muhammad
Student Works (2000-2009)
The project generally involved around the basic information about medical, health, drugs and diseases. This kind of information is vital yet has a very limited access. The tradition that when we get sick then we go to see doctor and ate whatever medicine that the doctor gave well, does not apply here anymore. People should know at least a simple thing about their health or medical status. They should know what they eat, what cause the illness or how to prevent it. This is possible as the system target on medical student and the public to make the system useful …