Health History Information System for Medical Machine Analyzer Users
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52731/liir.v005.212Keywords:
MedicalMachine Analyzer, Information System, Health historyAbstract
In recent years, wearable technology has grown quickly in many areas, including health care, thanks to the Internet, more advanced hardware, and a lot of data. One example is the Quantum Analyzer. Patients won't be able to look at the results of medical tests done with the Medical Machine Analyzer tool, though. The goal of our study is to create a health records system for users of the quantum machine analyzer. You can only see these results by using the program, which is only available to the person who bought the tool. The system is built using the waterfall method of software development, which has steps for figuring out what needs to be done, designing it, writing the code, and testing it. The Health History Information System has many pages, such as the User homepage, the Patient page, the Consultant page, the Schedule page, the Contact page, the Form login page, the Homepage for the administrator, the Patient data page, the Registration data page, the History result data page, and the Form user page. Test two things to find out how well this method works: how well it works and how well it works. The Health History Information System was put together in a good way. This is clear from the results of testing for usefulness and efficiency by both users and administrators. Effective means that the Health History Information System is able to support the organization's business strategy, improve organizational structure and culture, and raise customer and business value in the health sector. While efficient means that this system has all the features it needs and has been built to its best potential.
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