Rosina Surovi Khan et al. / (IJCSE) International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering Vol. 02‚ No. 08‚ 2010‚ 2616-2621 Design of a Hospital-Based Database System (A Case Study of BIRDEM) Rosina Surovi Khan Department of Computer Science and Engineering Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST) Dhaka‚ Bangladesh Email: surovi99@yahoo.com Abstract— As technology advances‚ information in different organizations of Bangladesh can no more be maintained manually. There is a growing
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Mary. I have a 4 o’clock appointment for a manicure with Lisa. Receptionist: Hello‚ Mary. Lisa is running a Little late. Do you mind waiting? Mary: Not at all. Can I get a facial in the meantime? Receptionist: I’m sorry we don’t have anything until 5. Mary: Oh no. What about a massage. Receptionist: Yes. Please let me show you the dressing area. Mary: Thank you. One more question. Is it customary to tip the staff? Receptionist: Well‚ that’s up to you. But most clients give one or two
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many use cases throughout the system. 2. Draw a use case diagram for a hospital admissions system. This system serves six types of users: patients‚ admissions receptionists‚ floor nurses‚ medical technologists‚ physicians‚ and release receptionists. When a patient comes to the hospital‚ the patient and admissions receptionists use the system to perform a check-in procedure. Check-in procedures all involve the same steps‚ such as getting patient information‚ insurance‚ information‚ etc. Some
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1. Under HIPAA‚ are you legally allowed to view this patient’s medical information? Why or why not? Yes‚ I am legally allowed to look at the patient’s medical information because I was taking care of them. It is my job to make sure the patients has the correct information about the information‚ medication‚ and the aftercare instructions. 2. In this case‚ how would you be able to correct your error and provide the missing documents and instructions to the patient while still protecting patient confidentiality
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How might the barriers to caring prevent effective‚ caring at special education needs setting? The Therapist‚ Special education needs assistant‚ Special education needs teacher‚ Dinner supervisor‚ Caretaker‚ Support assistant‚ School receptionist and School teacher should treat people.This implies having a duty of care for clients and helping them to achieve their highest potential. Also‚ a practical reason for treating people well is that clients who are well treated tend to behave agreeably and
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A PROPOSED ONLINE RESERVATION SYSTEM FOR GAZEBO POOLS AND RESTAURANT A SOFTWARE PROJECT PRESENTED TO THE FACULTY OF DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY By: Errol Brion S. Pangadlin Melmar D. Balantucas INTRODUCTION Over the past years‚ the researchers have witnessed an ongoing information revolution brought by the Internet. We have learned to harness the Internet for
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BOTSWANA BOOKING APPOINTMENT SYSTEM FOR DELTA PHYSIOTHRAPY CLINIC BY TEBOGO KEBONANG YEAR: 2012 FACULTY OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY OF CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY OCTOBER 2012 BSC (HONS) SOFTWARE ENGINEERING WITH MULTMEDIA DPROJ302 MAJOR PROJECT BSC (HONS) SOFTWARE ENGINEERING WITH MULTMEDIA DPROJ302 MAJOR PROJECT TITLE : BOOKING APPOINTMENTSYSTEM FOR DELTA PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC SUBMISSION DATE : November
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loyalty is often shaped by positive experience by the customer during his/her stay in a hotel. A number of factors contribute to the experience are: customer service; cleanliness; facilities; price; food; and location. There is sometimes the hotel receptionist or hotel front liner did not bother about the complaints. Usually because they are either too embarrassed; they have no argument for the valid complaint; the person complaining is what known as a "professional complainer" or they are just too
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support the clinic’s contention that the physician’s receptionist was appointed to receive service and there was no statute which would authorize the receptionist to receive service of process‚ the Court stated that the requirements of the applicable statute had not been met. Id. at ¶19 4‚ 814 P.2d at 495. As a result‚ the Court found it unnecessary to answer the third question and subsequently ruled that substitute service upon the receptionist at the clinic where the appellant was employed was ineffective
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depending on what profession you are looking at depends on how the scope of practice is defined. For the receptionist their scope is pretty much the same because their scope of practice tells them who they can care for and the different type of procedures they can do. It also tells them the different kinds of activities they can do. When it comes to the medical records the nurse and the receptionist has different jobs to do. The nurses for example have to read what the doctor wrote and write it down
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