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1. Requirements Analysis This section identifies and categorizes the requirements that the Hospital Management System (HMS) must satisfy. 1.1 Functional Requirements • Patient registration and record management • Appointment scheduling and doctor calendar management • Electronic medical records (EMR): diagnoses, treatment history, prescriptions • Pharmacy / medicine inventory management • Billing and payment processing • Staff management (doctors, nurses, administrative staff) • Ward, room, and bed management • Laboratory test ordering and results reporting • Reporting and analytics dashboard for management 1.2 Non-Functional Requirements • Security and confidentiality of patient data (e.g., HIPAA-aligned access control) • System performance under concurrent multi-user load • High availability (24/7 uptime for critical hospital operations) • Scalability to accommodate hospital growth and additional modules • Usability — intuitive interface for non-technical staff • Data backup and disaster recovery 1.3 Business Requirements • Reduce patient waiting time and improve service efficiency • Minimize paper-based documentation and manual errors • Improve accuracy of billing and financial record-keeping • Support regulatory compliance and audit reporting 1.4 User Requirements • Doctors: quick access to patient history and lab results • Receptionists/Front desk: fast patient search and appointment booking • Nurses: access to ward assignments and patient vitals • Administrators: system-wide reporting and staff oversight • Patients (if portal included): view appointments, bills, and prescriptions 1.5 Technical / System Requirements • Platform: web-based and/or desktop application • Database management system (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server) • Integration with hospital hardware (barcode scanners, lab devices) • Network infrastructure supporting multiple hospital departments • Compliance with healthcare data standards (e.g., HL7, if applicable) 1.6 Data Requirements: Entities, Attributes, and Relationships The core data model for the HMS includes the following entities: Entity Key Attributes Relationships Patient PatientID, Name, DOB, Gender, Address, Phone, MedicalHistory 1:M with Appointment, 1:M with Bill Doctor DoctorID, Name, Specialization, Schedule, ContactInfo 1:M with Appointment Appointment AppointmentID, Date, Time, Status M:1 with Patient, M:1 with Doctor, 1:1 with Prescription Prescription PrescriptionID, Medication, Dosage, Instructions 1:1 with Appointment, M:1 with Patient Room / Bed RoomID, RoomType, BedNumber, Status 1:M with Admission Bill BillID, Amount, PaymentStatus, Date M:1 with Patient Staff StaffID, Name, Role, Department, ContactInfo 1:M with Shift 2. Feasibility Study The feasibility study evaluates whether the proposed HMS is practical and worthwhile to implement. 2.1 Executive Summary A concise overview of the proposed Hospital Management System, its objectives, scope, and expected benefits to hospital operations, staff, and patients. 2.2 Problem Statement Hospitals relying on manual or fragmented record-keeping face recurring issues, including: • Lost or duplicated paper medical records • Long patient waiting times due to manual scheduling • Billing inaccuracies and delayed payment processing • Difficulty tracking medicine inventory and expiry • Limited visibility into hospital-wide performance metrics 2.3 Feasibility Study Components The study is composed of the following three dimensions: • Technical Feasibility – Availability of required technology, infrastructure, and skilled personnel – Compatibility with existing hospital systems and hardware • Economic Feasibility – Cost-benefit analysis: development, deployment, and maintenance costs vs. savings – Return on investment (ROI) from reduced errors and administrative overhead • Operational Feasibility – Willingness and readiness of hospital staff to adopt the new system – Training requirements and change-management considerations – Impact on day-to-day clinical and administrative workflows 2.4 Conclusion Based on the technical, economic, and operational assessment, the study determines whether the Hospital Management System project should proceed to the design and development phase.

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Открыл стену заново: теперь тут **реакции**, поиск и постоянные ссылки. И ни одной строчки JavaScript, как и раньше.

Кто-нибудь тестил на телефоне? У меня выглядит нормально.

Аноним заходил, аноним написал, аноним ушёл.

Заметка с кодом: `systemctl --user daemon-reload` после правки юнита. Забудешь — будет крутить старую версию.

Идея: сделать так же для отеля, только заметки от горничных. - доска смены - передача дел - никакой авторизации

> Результат убеждает, не слова. Запомнил.

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