Patient Management System


Team


Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Solution Architecture
  3. Software Designs
  4. Testing
  5. Technology Stack
  6. Conclusion
  7. Links

Introduction

Healthcare facilities still face problems such as paper-based records, scattered patient information, appointment conflicts, and limited access to medical history. These issues can lead to delays in treatment, data loss, and poor patient experience.

The Patient Management System (PMS) is a web-based application designed to manage patient records, medical history, appointments, and basic clinical workflows in a centralized system. The goal of this project is to provide a simple, secure, and easy-to-use platform for healthcare staff to access and update patient information efficiently.

This system improves data accuracy, reduces manual work, and supports better decision-making by healthcare providers. In the long term, it can improve patient care quality and operational efficiency.


Solution Architecture

Architecture Description

Frontend (React)

Backend (Spring Boot)

Database

Security


Software Designs

1. System Modules

1.1 Patient Management Module

1.2 Medical Records Module

1.3 Appointment Management Module

1.4 User & Access Control Module

1.5 Billing & Insurance Module

1.6 Reporting Module


2. Database Design

Key Entities

Relationships

ER diagram will be designed in later phases.


3. Security Design


Testing

Testing Approach

Since the project is in the early phase, testing focuses on basic functional validation and API-level testing.

Types of Testing

Unit Testing

Integration Testing

Manual Testing


Technology Stack


Conclusion

This project defines the foundation of a Patient Management System that centralizes patient data, medical records, and appointments using modern web technologies.

At the current stage, system requirements and high-level designs have been clearly identified. The architecture using React and Spring Boot provides a scalable and maintainable solution.

Future Enhancements