The document proposes an online hospital management system that allows patients to book appointments at hospitals, view treatment details, diagnostic reports, and pay bills online in an efficient manner. It describes the procedure for booking a hospital visit which involves choosing "book hospital" from the services menu, searching for and selecting a desired hospital by country, state and district, and viewing available doctor and bed lists. Key features of the system include indoor and outdoor patient admission, viewing patient treatment details, diagnostic reports and making instant fee payments online.

1. ONLINE HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Proposed and Presented by
Mehedi Hasan
7th Semester
FBA, USTC

2. Hospital Management System
The Hospital Management System (HMS) is a
computer-based system that establishes an
orderly and systematic method of managing
hospital and clinic patient records more
effectively and efficiently for both out-patients
and in-patients.

3. PROCEDURE OF BOOKING
Visit W orldrelation.com.
From “our services”, choose“book hospital”.
Select desired hospital from our systemized
“Country  State District” searching format.
Facilitieswith us:
Indoor And Outdoor patient Admission.
View Patient Treatment Details.
View AvailableDoctor List.
View AvailableBed List.
Instant FeesPayment.

4. Visit worldrelation.com

5. From “our services” choose“book hospital”

6. Hospital home page is shown

7. Patient can search thedesired hospital through our systemized
“country statedistrict” searching procedure.

8. After searching thedesired hospital existing patient
can view thepatient details

9. Varioustreatment details

10. Treatment Details

11. Diagonastic Report.

12. Blood Test Report.

13. Bill Payment

14. Bill Payment

15. Management Information System data

16. Business perspective on information systems:
– Information system is instrument for creating
value
– Investments in information technology will
result in superior returns:
• Productivity increases
• Revenue increases
• Superior long-term strategic positioning

17. Business information value chain
From a business perspective, information systems are part of a series of value-adding activities
for acquiring, transforming, and distributing information that managers can use to improve
decision making, enhance organizational performance, and, ultimately, increase firm
profitability.