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The Functional and
Non-functional
Requirement for
Hospital
Management
System
Hospital Management System is used to take the data
from the patients and then store it for later use. The main
goal of the Hospital Management System is to accurately
treat as well as decrease overtime pay.
There are various features included in the HMS. Some of
the system functions include Registration, Patient checks
out, Report generation, and more. In this blog, let's check
out the functional and non-functional requirements of the
Hospital Management System in depth.
Functional Requirements:
There are a lot of software requirements included in the
functional requirements of the Hospital Management
System, which contains various processes, namely
Registration, Check out, Report Generation, and
Database.
Registration Process of SRS (Software Requirements Specification)
● Adding Patients: The Hospital Management enables the staff at the front desk to include new
patients in the system.
● Assigning an ID to the patients: The HMS enables the staff at the front desk to provide a unique
ID for each patient and then add them to the record sheet of the patient. The patients can utilize
the ID throughout their hospital stay.
Check Out of SRS:
● Deleting Patient ID: The staff in the administration
section of the ward can delete the patient ID from the
system when the patient checks out from the hospital.
● Adding to the beds available list: The Staff in the
administration section of the ward can put the bed empty
in the list of beds available.
Report Generation of SRS:
● Information of the Patient: The Hospital Management
System generates a report on every patient regarding
various information like patients name, Phone number,
bed number, the doctor's name whom its assigns, ward
name, and more.
● Availability of the Bed: The Hospital Management
system also helps in generating reports on the availability
of the bed regarding information like bed numbers
unoccupied or occupied, ward name, and more.
Database of SRS:
● Mandatory Patient Information: Every patient has some necessary data
like phone number, their first and last name, personal health number, postal
code, country, address, city, 'patient's ID number, etc.
● Updating information of the Patient: The hospital management system
enables users to update the information of the patient as described in the
mandatory information included.
Non Functional Requirements
There are a lot of software requirements included in the non-functional requirements of
the Hospital Management System, which contains various processes, namely Security,
Performance, Maintainability, and Reliability.
Security:
● Patient Identification: The system needs the patient to recognize
herself or himself using the phone.
● Logon ID: Any users who make use of the system need to hold a
Logon ID and password.
● Modifications: Any modifications like insert, delete, update, etc.
for the database can be synchronized quickly and executed only by
the ward administrator.
● Front Desk Staff Rights: The staff at the front desk can view any
data in the Hospital Management system, and add new patients
records to the HMS but they don't have any rights to alter any data
in it.
● Administrator rights: The administrator can view as well as alter
any information in the Hospital Management System.
Performance:
● Response Time: The system provides
acknowledgement in just one second once the 'patient's
information is checked.
● Capacity: The system needs to support at least 1000
people at once.
● User-Interface: The user interface acknowledges within
five seconds.
● Conformity: The system needs to ensure that the
guidelines of the Microsoft accessibilities are followed.
Maintainability:
● Back-Up: The system offers efficiency for data backup.
● Errors: The system will track every mistake as well as keep a log of it.
Reliability:
● Availability: The system is available all the time.
Hope you got a clear idea of the functional and non-functional requirements and the
features required by the hospital. Any other queries on the topic are welcome.
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The Functional and Non-functional Requirement for Hospital Management System.pptx

  • 1. The Functional and Non-functional Requirement for Hospital Management System
  • 2.
  • 3. Hospital Management System is used to take the data from the patients and then store it for later use. The main goal of the Hospital Management System is to accurately treat as well as decrease overtime pay. There are various features included in the HMS. Some of the system functions include Registration, Patient checks out, Report generation, and more. In this blog, let's check out the functional and non-functional requirements of the Hospital Management System in depth.
  • 4. Functional Requirements: There are a lot of software requirements included in the functional requirements of the Hospital Management System, which contains various processes, namely Registration, Check out, Report Generation, and Database. Registration Process of SRS (Software Requirements Specification) ● Adding Patients: The Hospital Management enables the staff at the front desk to include new patients in the system. ● Assigning an ID to the patients: The HMS enables the staff at the front desk to provide a unique ID for each patient and then add them to the record sheet of the patient. The patients can utilize the ID throughout their hospital stay.
  • 5. Check Out of SRS: ● Deleting Patient ID: The staff in the administration section of the ward can delete the patient ID from the system when the patient checks out from the hospital. ● Adding to the beds available list: The Staff in the administration section of the ward can put the bed empty in the list of beds available. Report Generation of SRS: ● Information of the Patient: The Hospital Management System generates a report on every patient regarding various information like patients name, Phone number, bed number, the doctor's name whom its assigns, ward name, and more. ● Availability of the Bed: The Hospital Management system also helps in generating reports on the availability of the bed regarding information like bed numbers unoccupied or occupied, ward name, and more.
  • 6. Database of SRS: ● Mandatory Patient Information: Every patient has some necessary data like phone number, their first and last name, personal health number, postal code, country, address, city, 'patient's ID number, etc. ● Updating information of the Patient: The hospital management system enables users to update the information of the patient as described in the mandatory information included. Non Functional Requirements There are a lot of software requirements included in the non-functional requirements of the Hospital Management System, which contains various processes, namely Security, Performance, Maintainability, and Reliability.
  • 7. Security: ● Patient Identification: The system needs the patient to recognize herself or himself using the phone. ● Logon ID: Any users who make use of the system need to hold a Logon ID and password. ● Modifications: Any modifications like insert, delete, update, etc. for the database can be synchronized quickly and executed only by the ward administrator. ● Front Desk Staff Rights: The staff at the front desk can view any data in the Hospital Management system, and add new patients records to the HMS but they don't have any rights to alter any data in it. ● Administrator rights: The administrator can view as well as alter any information in the Hospital Management System.
  • 8. Performance: ● Response Time: The system provides acknowledgement in just one second once the 'patient's information is checked. ● Capacity: The system needs to support at least 1000 people at once. ● User-Interface: The user interface acknowledges within five seconds. ● Conformity: The system needs to ensure that the guidelines of the Microsoft accessibilities are followed.
  • 9. Maintainability: ● Back-Up: The system offers efficiency for data backup. ● Errors: The system will track every mistake as well as keep a log of it. Reliability: ● Availability: The system is available all the time. Hope you got a clear idea of the functional and non-functional requirements and the features required by the hospital. Any other queries on the topic are welcome. For more information Visit MocDoc