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Specialty Group Document System Requirements Specification (SRS) Content 1. Introduction 1.1. Purpose 1.2. Major Stakeholders 1.3 Overview of the system 1.4 Use Case Diagram 2. Functional requirements (FRs) 2.1. Primary functional requirements 2.2. Stakeholders 2.3. Use Cases 2.4. Detailed Use Cases 1.0 User registration 1.0.1 Register CU users 1.1.1 Validate CU users 1.2.1 CU Offer services 2.0 Control Patients 2.1.1 Register CU previous patient data 2.1.2 Registration CU patient's personal information
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Specialty Group

Document System Requirements Specification (SRS)

Content

1. Introduction

1.1. Purpose

1.2. Major Stakeholders

1.3 Overview of the system

1.4 Use Case Diagram

2. Functional requirements (FRs)

2.1. Primary functional requirements

2.2. Stakeholders

2.3. Use Cases

2.4. Detailed Use Cases

1.0 User registration

1.0.1 Register CU users

1.1.1 Validate CU users

1.2.1 CU Offer services

2.0 Control Patients

2.1.1 Register CU previous patient data

2.1.2 Registration CU patient's personal information

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CU 2.1.3 Registration Patient History

2.1.4 Medical consultation CU 1st time

2.1.5 History consultations CU

CU patient appointment Schedule 2.2

2.2.1 Control CU patient appointments

2.3.1 Checking CU subsequent patients

CU 2.3.2 Inserting images pictures

CU 2.3.3Emitir recipes

2.3.4 Request biopsies CU

2.3.5 Control biopsies CU

3.0 Control box

3.1.1 Control box CU

3.1.2 CU Court Case

3. Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs)

3.1. Performance

3.2. Scalability

3.3. Availability

3.4. Reliability and Safety

3.5. Usability

4. Glossary

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1. Introduction

1.1. Purpose

The development of this document shows the functional and nonfunctional requirements

of project information system to monitor the daily operations of a medical clinic

dermatology CEEPI, ie, this document shows a detailed view of the major players or users

of the system, design use case diagram to show how the system will work, and finally the

detailed documentation of the cases to contain a general description of the use case, a

detailed description of each use case containing: use case name, purpose, preconditions,

description of the main flow of the use case and an exception section of each use case.

The development of this proposal will seek to give response to the needs of the clinical

information required from web development and can be accessed by stakeholders from

internet consulting information and from intranet to record daily operations clinic. That is,

schedule a consultation from a patient to record data in the medical record, and

proposing controls for inventory management, generating online inquiries and statistical

control of clinic patients.

The restrictions of this project are related to the lack of software and licensing to be used

in architecture for system development.Besides team has no servers.

The development of this project is related to the process of patient management, patient

care, cash control, inventory control and generation of statistics derived from the

information generated by patient care.

1.2 Major Stakeholders

Receptionist: Responsible for performing the main functions of patient care at the window,

record primary data of patients and schedule consultations, for charges for services

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dermatological consultations and medical procedures and their respective cut daily cash

finally register and control the solitudes processes, sending and receiving biopsies of

patients of the clinic.

Nurse: Responsible for recording personal data of patients when they are first admitted to

query and ask the store assistant clinical resources and materials to be used in doctors'

offices.

Doctor on duty: Performs receiving patient clinical data, such as, medical history,

consultation 1st time, new query in which are recorded the symptoms, diagnoses and

photographs of injuries and laboratory results, which are recorded in the patient's clinical

history and finally issuing prescriptions.

Warehouse Assistant: Responsible for performing receiving medical supplies for patient

care and office areas of the clinic, meet the request and record the outputs of the store and

perform control vendor payments in the blog.

Clinic Manager: Responsible for managing and monitoring clinical processes and issue query

and statistical reports of the operations for decision making.

CEO of the clinic: Performs the role of doctors in turn and run the clinic

Project Managers: Will be responsible for conducting the survey process, proposal,

validation, approval and documentation requirements, and to determine the quality,

robustness, scalability and security of the information system.In addition to planning for the

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determination of human and material resources, development time and product cost

estimation.

Graphic designers of interfaces: Will be responsible for designing system interfaces which

must be integrated from the user identification process, main menu navigation system

interfaces data check, popups, preconditions, exceptions, design consultations screen

design printed output reports, web service design: as mail, web maps, facebook, respecting

the style guide development standard used in addition to the colors, logos and images

institutions of the organization.

Designers databases and system architecture: Once validated and documented

requirements and interfaces will be responsible for designing the database entity-

relationship, relational, stored procedures, validation and data dictionary definition.

The definition of the architecture must be organized in layers, robust, secure, reliable,

scalable and fast deserrados oriented programming for web environments, for the

development of this proposal will use open source technology oriented Web processes.

Flash Programmers: Will be responsible for coding each iteration grouped in modules of the

system.This coding is done in pairs, the customer is always available, if possible face to face.

The idea is that a part of the development team and is present in all stages of the XP

methodology, participates in the description of user stories to help administrators and

developers requirements, participates in choosing the plan system releases, testing or

delivery of small releases, and functionality tests. The idea is to use the customer's time for

these tasks rather than to create a very detailed specification of requirements.

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Tester: Will be responsible for frequent acceptance testing, publishing the results

thereof.These tests are generated from user stories chosen for iteration, in which the client

verifies the correct operation of what is being tested. When you pass the acceptance test, it

is considered that the corresponding user story is complete.

1.3 Description of the problem

The patient monitoring system and inventory is a system that allows different users to

register and schedule appointments, record diagnoses and consult medical records of

patients.Besides being able to control the different inventories available to the clinical and

generate statistics located by the type and location of pathologies.They want the patient

monitoring system is accessible through the Internet (World Wide Web).

The system presented in a menu screen composed of modules Patients << >>, << >>

Schedule appointment, medical consultation << >>, << >> Inventories and Statistics >> <<

module, to access and use the system and inventory control patients. Is given by the

insertion of a previously specified username and password previously assigned by the

system administrator and should be validated.

Once registered the user and validated after registration and user password, you can select

the following activities:

• Register and heredity overview of patients who request consultations for the 1st

time.

• Schedule appointments and control of patient visits and subsequent 1st time.

• Register and get medical diagnostics medical records of patients

• Registration and Control of biopsies

• Control of cash payments and card patients

The consultation of the patient's previous data will be done through a filter which will locate

the previous data from patients who have been registered, if the patient is not found, it will

be added, indicating whether the patient is to query for CEEPI or CEEPI Plus.

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If the patient is 1st time was recorded additional personal information and medical history,

once registered patients 1st time and subsequent will be served by the rascal and registered

medical diagnosis.

The consultation of medical records will be made by physicians, the consular post may be

filtered by the patient's name and date of consultation.

The consultation on the agenda will be selecting the clinic or CEEPI CEEPI Plus, the doctor

and the date available, consultations were recorded in periods of 20 minutes, providing the

opportunity to insert patient checkups or without an appointment.If the agenda was

complemented saturated, revisions and appointments without prior request is inserted

between scheduled visits.

To control selects the clinical consultation or CEEPI CEEPI Plus will filter the doctor and the

appointment date and the name of the patient showing the scheduled appointment time,

also the system will be able to record the arrival time and exit the patient.The time to query

input by the user will be logged.

If subsequent patients the physician selects the patient's name, record the data of

symptoms and diagnosis.Storing your data for history logging, in addition to storing

photographs of injuries of patients. The doctor may issue prescriptions printed after

consulting the patient.

To control box will filter the patient's name and added the concepts of charge for

consultation or procedure requested, this control allows you to record the payment in

different types of print and issue the receipt of the query. The system will allow daily cash

cuts, in addition to recording expenditures and other cash income.

To carry out the control of these biopsies will be requested by the physician and recorded

by the clerk in the system, the system will filter the patient's name and other data

requested, delivery control, the system will select the date and show the report delivery

process biopsies.

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1.4 Use case diagram of the system

Specific use cases 1st increase patient monitoring system

2. Functional requirements (FRs)

2.1. Primary functional requirements

FRs ID FRs Category.

RF1 The system should allow receptionists record and track medical A

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appointments and procedures for patients and control specialist studies

requested.

RF2

The system should allow recording of personal information and medical

history, diagnosis and treatment of the patient, and must have a

repository to store photographs of injuries and specialized studies of

patients requested by physicians.

A

RF3 The system should allow recording payments consultations and other

medical services and control daily operations cash. A

RF4

The system will display onscreen consultations and generates printed

reports of registered patients (1. Names and addresses, telephone

number, 2. List of names and emails), daily schedule of appointments,

consultations control (Assistance Percentage citations by query type),

records or medical records, issuing prescriptions, issuing payment

receipts or note cut cash daily (number of transactions per day and

month and income) and emission control biopsies (number of biopsies

per month).

M

RF5 The system should have an electronic repository storage as evidence:

photographs, specialized studies, medical records and diagnoses of

patients, reliable and user-friendly. B

2.2. Stakeholders

Action taker: Administrator Use Cases Validate User, User registration, provide services, information consulting,

produce reports Type Primary Description It kind of actor is the person with the ability to add users and assign roles to

users authorized to use the system.

Action taker: Receptionist Use Cases Validate User Data Register 1st time patient, appointment calendar, control

box, control biopsies, agenda control, look up information, produce reports. Type Primary Description It kind of actor is the person with the ability to record data before the patient

who come to your 1st consultation, appointment book you request by

patients, control charges to patients, prompt control biopsies, control the

agenda of patients when they come to clinic in the system. Action taker: Nurse Use Cases Validate User Registration 1st time patients Type Primary Description It kind of actor is the person with the ability to record clinical data of patients

who come to medical consultation for the first time in the system.

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Action taker: - Doctor Use Cases Validate User Registration subsequent patients, medical, diagnostic logging,

control of medical records and consult information Type Primary Description It kind of actor is the person with the ability to record patient information and

query information subsequent clinic patients in the system

Action taker: Users BD Use Cases Validate User and User Register Type Secondary Description It kind of actor will have the functionality to store information about users of

the system and accesses control.

Action taker: Patient BD Use Cases Offering services, consulting information, produce reports, record data 1st

time patient, appointment calendar, control biopsies, agenda control, patient

registration 1st time, register patients subsequent medical consultation,

diagnostic logging, control histories . Type Secondary Description It kind of actor will have the functionality to store and safeguard information

regarding the operations and control patients.

Action taker: Cash BD Use Cases Control cash and cash cut Type Secondary Description It kind of actor will have the functionality to store and safeguard information

relating to daily cash transactions.

Use Cases 2.3

Use

Case ID Use Case Name Priority Description

1.0 User registration

1.0.1 CU Register users B This use case allows registering new users to

give them access to the system, you assign a

user, password and confirm password 1.1.1 CU Validate users B This use case to validate the data of registered

users as: user name and password, enable the

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correct validation Clinic staff provide access to

the system. 1.2.1 CU Offer services B This use case allows users to select from the

main screen of the system options

2.0 Control Patients

2.1.1 CU Previous patient

record data

B This use case allows recording patient data

when it goes or request a consultation at the

clinic for the first time. The receptionist will

check first whether the patient is registered,

from the subflow search patient. 2.1.2 CU Record patient's

personal information B Once registered the previous patient data. This

use case allows recording general or personal

data of the patient, this data will be requested

and registered nurses. 2.1.3 CU Registration Patient

History

B This use case allows the registration of clinical

and laboratory data. These data will be

requested by the physician consult 2.1.4 CU Clinical information of

patients 1st time B In addition to registration of clinical data of the

patient, the doctor asked the patient

information that is attended by 1st time at the

clinic. 2.1.5 CU History consultations

M This use case to store the queries of patients by

date of consultation itself to be consulted to

determine the patient's progress CU 02.02 Schedule patient

appointment

A This use case will schedule appointments

requested by patients and schedule

appointments on the same day or at the time

that the patient's request, and schedule allow

spaces between appointments for patients

seeking a medical or little time consuming

procedure care 2.2.1 CU Control of patient

appointments

A Once scheduled appointment, this use case will

control appointments for the day, this use case

will record the time of arrival of the patient

during the day, and counted daily appointments

by type of access required. 2.3.1 CU

Consultation

subsequent patients M This use case will record information from a

doctor, to store diagnostic information from

patients or subsequent 1st time 2.3.2 CU Inserting images

pictures

M After consulting the patient the doctor will

attach photographs of injuries and results of

studies requested, which shall be available to

meet the patient's progress. 2.3.3 CU Issuing recipes

M This use case will generate the patient's

prescription, which include drugs and the

categories to which the drug belongs.

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2.3.4 CU Application of biopsies

B This use case allows the application register

receptionist biopsy studies ordered by

clinicians. 2.3.5 CU Control biopsies A This use case allows to control biopsies, related

to the delivery dates when they are sent to the

laboratory and the dates when they are

delivered to patients

3.0 Control box

3.1.1 CU Control box

M This use case will record the daily operations of

collecting queries also allow other operations

recorded revenue, cash outflows, issue the note

or bill for medical services provided. 3.1.2 CU Court Case A

This use case allows the control box cut daily,

detailing income in cash payments, payments

with credit or debit cards and the relationship

of daily expenses.

2.4. Detailed Use Cases

1.0 Register users

To support the description of use cases showing the various screens designed, starting with the

initial screen.Since the use of the system requirement is that all users will be registered by the

administrator, the main screen should give the option to validate an existing user registration and

as shown in Figure 1

Figure 1.0 Display of user authentication P-1

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CU 1.1.1 Validate User

The Validate User use case is linked to the main screen (P-1) and is called after cases User Register,

Calendar appointment and look up information, as shown in the diagram of the system.

Use Case Validate user Stakeholders Users, patients Database Type Inclusion Purpose Validate the user is already registered for the use of patient monitoring

system and inventories Abstract This use case is initiated by the user. Validates the user by user name

and password with its own user registration in order to use the system. Preconditions Are required to have previously run for creating User Register: User

Registration Main flow 1. It presents the user with the main screen (P-1). The user can

select from the following options: "OK" and "Cancel". 2.If the selected activity is "OK", it validates the user record using

the user name and password entered by the user in the main screen

(P-1). 3. If the user is not logged in the administrator create users execute

subflow create system user registry (S-1). 4. Once validated the user continues to use case Provide Services. 5. If the selected activity is "Cancel" will exit the system.

Subflows None Exceptions E-1 there was no validation: User / password not validated correctly.

Administrator is requested to register the user. After three attempts

they leave the system.

CU 1.2.1 Provide Services

If we refer to the use case diagram of the system generally see that there are 4 basic use cases

that the user can instantiate, User Registration, patient monitoring, inventory control and retrieve

information.The use case or menu offer is included in these four basic use cases to delegate

appropriately to them according to user-selected options. Also included is the use case Validate

User after user validation.

Use Case Providing medical services Stakeholders Users (Usuarios) Type Inclusion Purpose Offering various services to a user and registered for using the system

and inventory control patients. Abstract This use case is initiated by the user. Elections have to use the various

system options and inventory control patients. Preconditions Are required to have the correct user validation. Main flow 1. The user is presented Display Services (P-2). The user can select

from the following: "Patient", "Appointment Log", "medical ulta

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Cons", "Inventory", "Statistics" and "exit. 2.If the selected activity is "Check Information", continue with the

use case view information, subflow Consult (S-1). 3. If the selected activity is "Patient", continue with the use case

Make Patients, subflow Add Patient (S-2). 4. If the selected activity is "Registration Appointments," continues

with the use case Register of appointments, schedule appointments

subflow (S-3). 5. If the selected activity is "Medical consultation", continue with

the use case medical consultation, subflow New Query (S-4). 6. If the selected activity is "Inventory Control" is followed by the

use case of inventory control, Check underflow and outputs (S-5). 7. If the selected activity is "Exit" will exit the system.

Subflows None Exceptions None

For this reason the following system screen allowing the user must select appropriate options, as

shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 Display menu of medical services P-2

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1.0.1 User Registration CU

The case User Register is linked to the user's initial registration and changing registration

information.They must also be included and the inclusion and extension points for Validate User use cases and provide medical services, respectively.It then describes the initial sections of the use

case, with the remaining sections, subflows and exceptions below.

Use Case Register users Stakeholders Manager, Database patients Type Basic Purpose Allowing the administrator to different users record patient monitoring

system for later use. Abstract This use case is initiated by the Administrator. Provides functionality to

create, modify and delete the user record with the patient monitoring

system. Preconditions All subflows, except for Creating User Registration (S-1), run initially

require the use case Validate User. Main flow Run the Validate User use case. Depending on the options selected by

the user, it will continue with the various substreams this use case.

Figure 3 Display User Registration (P-3)

Subflows S-1 Registration Create Username It presents the user with the Create User Registration (P-3).This screen

contains registration information that must be completed by the administrator, including full name, username, password, role, position

and workspace, email and additional input password again to ensure

their correction and then press button "Save". The username and password will be used by the system to validate the

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user. The user can select from the following: "Find Record" "Add Record",

"Delete Record" and "Save Log". If the selected activity is "Cancel" will

exit the system. S-3 Managing User Registration It presents the user with the Create User Registration (P-3) with the

user registration information. The user can select comes the following: "Delete", "Update", "Save"

and "Exit". If the user presses "Update" running the substream Update User

Registration (S-4). If the user selects "Delete" running the substream Delete User

Registration (S-5). If the selected activity is "Exit" will exit the system (if you have not

pressed "Update", the new information will be lost). S-4 Registration User Update Update the user record with the changed information (E-1, E-3, E-4).

Continue the subflow Managing User Registration (S-3). S-5 Clear Register Username It removes the user record and continue with the subflow Creating User

Registration (S-1). Exceptions E-1 incomplete: Missing information fill in the user record. It once again

requests the administrator to complete the registration. E-2 Registration already exists: If a record already exists under that

user, it will prompt the administrator to change or end the use case. E-3 Incorrect Password: The password is invalid. Administrator is asked

to correct the record. E-4 bad password: The password chosen is simple or not properly

validated. It prompts the administrator to correct the record.

2.0 Control Patients

2.1.1 Register CU previous patient data

The use case Record data 1st time the patient is linked to the original registration of patients and

changing registration information.They must also be included and the inclusion and extension

points for Validate User use cases, provide medical services, and search patients respectively.

Use Case Record data 1st time patient Stakeholders Receptionist CEEPI Database Type Basic Purpose Register data 1st time patient or those who come asking questions or

come to the clinic or cosmetic dermatology specialist first Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist. Filters the patient by name

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and in the case of this will not be registered prior registration of

patients. Preconditions Are required to have previously run the Validate User use case. Main flow 1. When the patient requests an appointment the receptionist

peguntara if the patient is the 1st time I go to ask for a consultation. 2.Previous data will be requested to register as full name, phone

numbers and email. P-4 If the medical consultation is required for

the patient or CEEPI CEEPI Plus. 3. The patient discharge date shall be registered by the system and

the clerk may make a change of date, selected the calendar icon or

image.

Subflows S-1 Enter the required data on the screen P-4, once registered you can

select the << save button >> to store the data. S-2 If the users want to add a new patient will select the sign << + >>,

once registered data, click on the button << >> store to store. S-3 If the user wants to delete a patient must select the button << x >>

system. S-4 If the user wants to update some of the recorded data of the

patient, you must select or locate patients by mediantes buttons << >>

or << back forward >>, make the change and then press the save button

<< >>. S-5 If the user wants to perform a quick location location of the patient

or use the search subflow screen patients P-4.If the selected activity is

Out >> << button will exit the system. Exceptions E-1 at the time of making a record of the patient's previous data of the

system will send a message that was Agredo or modified file.

Figure 4 Registration Screen previous patient data (P-4).

Subflows 1. The receptionist select the search icon in category patients. As

shown in the screen P -5.

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2.Write the first letters of the name or names of the patient and the

system will have the ability to show the names and related

surnames given filter. 3. If the patient is not able to locate. The receptionist will select the

button to add patients to the new patient registration.

Search screen Figure 5 patients (P-5).

2.1.2 Registration CU patient's personal information

The use case of personal information is linked to the patient record and clinical overview of the

patient.It must contain the inclusion and extension points for Validate User use cases, provide

medical services and data recording 1st time patient.

Use Case 1st time log data of patients Stakeholders Nurse, Doctor, CEEPI Database Type Basic Purpose This process consists of recording personal data of patients, to carry

this out this registration is necessary that the previous data of patients

are registered in advance. Abstract This use case is initiated by the nurse. The nurse should select the

patient's name and registered previously in the case of not being

registered, select its insertion through the module add 1st time

patients. Preconditions Are required to have previously run the Validate User use case and 1st

time registry of patients. Main flow 1. Once you have registered the previous data of the patient, the

nurse will register the personal data of the patient. 2.After selecting the name of the patient requested additional data

such as date of birth, age, sex, and discharge date. 3. Once the data recorded at point number 2.Be selected tab >> <<

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Personal Information to register additional personal information

such as occupation, address, contact details and ingr Photo esar

patient, as shown Figure P-6.

Subflows S-1 Enter the required data on the screen P-6, once registered you can

select the <<save button>> to store the data. S-2 If the users want to add a new patient will select the sign << + >>,

once registered data, click on the button << >> store to store. S-3 If the user wants to delete a patient must select the button << x >>

system. S-4 If the user wants to update some of the recorded data of the

patient, you must select or locate patients by mediantes buttons << >>

or << back forward >>, make the change and then press the save button

<< >>. S-5 The data logging query << tab >> 1st time will be recorded by the

doctor who will attend to the patient. S-6 Registration Data tab >> << history is recorded by the doctor who

will attend to the patient. S-7 << tab >> contain information medical history of patient

consultations and will be consulted by the doctor. If the selected

activity is Out >> << button will exit the system. Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

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Figure 6 Registration personal information of patients (P-6).

2.1.3 Registration CU patient history

The use case history record is linked to the initial registration of the patient and the use case of

personal information that is to select the patient's full name and then select the tab or << Patient

History >>, This type of information will be requested by the doctor on duty to the patient

Use Case Record history of patient Stakeholders - Doctor Type Extend Purpose Allow the doctor on duty record information related to the medical

history of the patient and not pathological, such information is

requested by the doctor only once and may be updated as required. Abstract This use case is initiated by the doctor on duty. Provides the

functionality to create, modify or update the information related to the

patient's medical history Preconditions Registration is required prior to patient data such as full name, phone,

address

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Main flow 1.Once registered the previous data of the patient, the doctor on

duty will register the data related to the patient's medical record.

2. After selecting the patient's full name or select the tab <<

patient's clinical history >>, additional information is requested as

body weight, skin phototype, allergies, drug consumption, among

others. As shown in Figure 7, P-7 screen.

Subflows Once the data recorded at point number 2. Will select the << Personal

Information >> tab to store the recorded information Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

Figure 7 registry patients clinical information (P-7).

2.1.4 Information CU patients clinic 1st time

The use case of clinical information for 1st time patients is linked to the initial registration of the

patient and the use case of personal information that is to select the patient's full name and then

select the tab << Medical consultation or 1st time >>, this information will be requested by the

doctor on duty to the patient

Use Case Record medical consultation 1st time

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Stakeholders Doctor Type Extend Purpose Allow the doctor on duty recording information related to its

topography, morphology, signs, symptoms, duration, previous

diagnoses, and treatment indications, such information is requested by

the doctor only once and may be updated as required. Abstract This use case is initiated by the doctor on duty. Provides the

functionality to create, modify or update the information related to the

patient's medical history Preconditions Registration is required prior to patient data such as full name, phone,

address Main flow 1.Once registered the previous data of the patient, the doctor on

duty will register information about previous diagnoses and

definitive patient.

2. After selecting the name of the patient, select the tab <<

Medical consultation >> 1st time, additional information is

requested as: topography, morphology, signs, symptoms, duration,

among others. As shown in Figure 8, P-8 display.

Subflows Once the data recorded at point number 2. Will select the << Personal

Information >> tab to store the recorded information. Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

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Figure 8 Information Patient clinic 1st time (P-8).

2.1.5 History consultations CU

The use case consultations historical record is linked to the subsequent medical consultations of

patients is to select the patient's full name and then select the tab << query historical >>, this use

case will allow the doctor turn consult the clinical record date, ie, will reveal the degree of

progress or patient outcomes.

Use Case History consultations Stakeholders Doctor Type Extend Purpose It allows the doctor on duty to consult patients query historical

information, this information is recorded by the doctor on duty in

charge of patient care and diagnosis. Abstract This use case is seen by the doctor on duty. Provides query functionality

clinical records of patients for dates, show the evolution of the patient

by displaying photographs and images of the lesions. Preconditions Registration is required of patients attending for 1st time consultation

or subsequent consultation Main flow 1.After registration of the patient, the doctor on duty shall perform

the insertion of photographic images of patients.

2. Once you have selected is the full name of the patient,

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select the tab <<historical Consultation>>, the physician may consult

regarding the evolution of the patient's illness by date. As shown in

Figure 9, 9 screen. Subflows None Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

Figure 9 History consultations (P-9).

CU patient appointment Schedule 2.2

The use case schedule appointments for patients is linked to the registration of patients and

physicians, is to select the appointment date that patient requests, likewise, will select the name

of the doctor and time attend to the patients, this process also will schedule appointments on the

same day that the doctor is seeing patients

Use Case Schedule patient appointment Stakeholders Receptionist Type Basic Purpose This registration process is patient appointments schedule

appointments that patients request, the system will record the date

and doctor appointments for care, the system will add or canceling

appointments Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist, you must select the same

date, doctor's name and time of consultation that the client requests Preconditions Registration is required of the patient and physician data are

registered.If not the case the system must allow add to list of patients

and doctors of the clinic Main flow 1.After selecting the clinic name, date of reference and the name

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of the doctor on duty, the clerk shall set the time of care, the

patient's name, type of query, as shown in Figure 10, display 10. 2. Once the patient appointment schedule is added to the image of

the icon will change from one state to another to indicate that the

patient may revoke the appointment

3. The system insert new records, even if the agenda is completely

saturated, the clerk scans the agenda in areas where the doctor

used in patients less query time.

4. The system should allow add patients, doctors who are not on

the list and print the agenda patients attend a doctor.

5. The system should remove the agenda patients by date or name

of the doctor.

6. Once the registration or updating of the patient, the user must

save the changes. Subflows S-1 This subflow to register the list of doctors for both clinics, this

thread will allow the registries of personal medical data, as well as

updating changes or cancellation of data and records from the list of

doctors. As shown in Figure 11, P-11 display. S-2 This subflow allow the inclusion of emerging citations in this record

dating involves inserting patient who requests them without prior

notice, ie may be momentary, this thread requires selection of the clinic

where you will be attended, the date and the name of the doctor who

will attend. As shown in Figure 12, P-12 display.

Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection from the name of a patient or

physician is not registered, they may be searched using the icons below

to add patients or physicians.

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Figure 10 Query History (P-10).

Figure 11 Medical Record, Screen P-11

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Figure 12 Medical Record, Screen P-12

2.2.1 Control CU patient appointments

The use case patient appointments control is linked to the process of scheduling appointments, is

to select or open the calendar on the day shift and care for patients, the system must select

combine the results of the meeting agenda control appointments, ie in this case the clerk shall

record use patients confirm the appointment or stop before your appointment time.

Use Case Control appointments Stakeholders Receptionist Type Includ Purpose This process is to record the attendance of scheduled patient

appointments, the receptionist recorded in this process the

confirmation of the appointment of the patient when to go window. Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist, who will select the clinic

where the patient is treated, the doctor is in consultation and date, so it

should do a search for patients who are on the agenda at the date and

time allocated and the query type requested. Preconditions Patients should be pre-registered in the appointment book, must be

recorded dates and name of the doctor who will attend the

consultations Main flow 1.After selecting the clinic name, date of reference and the name

of the doctor and the receptionist shift attention. 2. Once validated the name and date of the agenda, the

receptionist leaked patients scheduled and after locating the

system will display the date, time and type of query, also, indicate

whether the patient attends the meeting for the 1st time or is a

subsequent patient.As shown in Figure 1 3, P-13 display.

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3. After confirming the patient's appointment, the receptionist

added to list patient care consultation

4. Totalized system by query type total visits per day, date and

physician.

5. The system displays the name of the cashier on duty, it is printed

in the report to be

Subflows S-1 The system updates the total consultations increasingly confirming

the attendance of a consultation, the receptionist may obtain a printed

list of daily care of patients. Exceptions E-1 should be validating the doctor's name and date of the consultation

on the agenda. E-2 should validate the name, date and time of the patient who

scheduled the consultation.

Figure 13 Registration of doctors, Screen P-13

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2.3.1 Checking CU subsequent patients

The use case subsequent patient consultation is linked to the registration of general information.It

must contain the points of inclusion and extension use cases of injury photographs and images

presented by patients and issuance and printing of patient prescriptions.

Use Case Consultation subsequent patients Stakeholders Medical, CEEPI Databases Type Basic Purpose This process is to record the patient's symptoms, to carry this out this

registration is necessary that the previous data of patients are

registered in advance. Abstract This use case is initiated by her doctor on duty, who is treating the

patient, the physician should select the patient's name previously

registered Preconditions Registration is required prior to patient data such as full name, phone,

address Main flow 1. Once selected the previous data of the patient who requested

the consultation, the doctor will register patient information 2.After selecting the patient's name will be selected tab <<

subsequent patient visits >> 3. Once the data recorded at point number 2. The results recorded

diagnoses of patients as well as treatment and indications

provided. 4. The following selection of definitive diagnosis, the system will

add more than one diagnosis to select the sign << + >> or sign << -

>> to remove

Subflows S-1 Enter the required data on the screen P-14, once registered you can

select the << save button >> to store the data. S-2 If the users want to add a new patient visit will select the sign << +

>>, once registered data, click on the button << store >> to store. S-3 If the user wants to delete a query the patient must select the

button << x >> system. S-4 If the user wants to update some of the data recorded in the patient

consultation, you should select or locate patients by mediantes buttons

<< back >> or << forward >>, make the change and then press the <<

Save >>. S-5 The data logging tab << photographs and images >> are taken and

inserted into the database by the doctor who will attend to the patient. S-6 Registration Data, tab << Recipes >> be registered and issued by the

doctor who will attend to the patient. If the selected activity is with << Out >> will exit the system.

Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

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Figure 14 Registration of patient visits, display P-14

CU 2.3.2 Inserting images pictures

The use case insert photographs of patients is linked to the registration of medical consultations of

patients and subsequent 1st time, that is to select the patient's full name and then select the tab

or pictures << >>, this use case in turn allow the doctor to attach the images of lesions presenting

patients also register entries related injuries.

Use Case Insertion of photographs Stakeholders Doctor Type Extend Purpose It allows the physician on duty attach photo images of lesions

presenting patients, in addition to related entries evolving lesions. Abstract This use case is used by the doctor on duty. Provides functionality to

insert photographic images, the system will prompt the user to select

the path to store images, Preconditions Registration is required of patients attending for 1st time consultation

or subsequent consultation

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Main flow 1.Once registered and selected the patient, the doctor on duty

shall carry inserts record photographic images from his injuries on

the screen P-15. 2. After selecting the name of the patient, select the tab or tab <<

pictures >>, the doctor inserting images and select the path where

the information is stored.

Subflows S-1 The system user may perform shooting injuries to patients directly

from the computer. S-2 The user of the system can store more than a photographic image,

you can also annotate related injuries, the images will be related to the

date of patient visit.

Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button.

Figure 15 Inserting photographic images, display P-15

2.3.3 Emission CU recipes

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The use case print recipe is linked to the registration of medical consultations or subsequent 1st

time patients is to select the patient's full name and then select the option or tab Recipes << >>,

this use case will allow the shift register medical category and select the type of drug that would

be supplied to the patient

Use Case Issuance of recipes Stakeholders Doctor Type Extend Purpose It allows the physician on duty registration and printing of prescriptions

of patients, the doctor may add or remove different list drugs and doses

and general notes that the patient should be followed. Abstract This use case is used by the doctor on duty. Provides functionality to

insert a list icamentos total med that the patient should be taken

during the patient's treatment Preconditions Registration is required to attend the patient consultation for 1st time

or subsequent consultation Main flow 1.Once registered and selected the patient, the doctor on duty

shall draw your prescription, P-16 display. 2. After selecting the name of the patient, select the tab << Recipe

>>, the doctor will add the total number of drugs for the treatment

of the patient.

3. The name of the patient, physician and date will be displayed

when you select the tab << Recipe >>, ie after the medical

consultation of patients

4. The user of the system can perform printing the recipe and

store your data

Subflows S-1 registration system user categories and drug names on screen P-17. S-2 The user of the system can store more than a photographic image,

you can also annotate related injuries, the images will be related to the

date of patient visit. Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection of a patient name is not

registered and this can be recorded using the Add button. E-2 The name of the doctors, drug categories and must be pre-

registered.

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Figure 16 Inserting photographic images, display P-16

Figure 17 Display registration categories and drugs, P-17 display

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2.3.4 Request biopsies CU

The use case is linked biopsies request the registration of patients and physicians, is to select the

name of the patient to whom a request for studies performed in this use case is asked the name of

the doctor who requested the study and the date of the application and delivery of results to the

patient.

Use Case Application of biopsies Stakeholders Receptionist, medical Type Basic Purpose This application process is to record the order of biopsy studies, the

system records in sequence number order. Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist at the request of the doctor

on duty, the clerk must select the name of the patient and ordering

physician previously registered. Preconditions Registration is required of the patient and physician data are registered.

If not the case the system must allow add to list of patients and doctors

of the clinic Main flow 1.Once selected patient data and medical receptionist will register

the information corresponding to the request of the study. 2. The system will automatically display the date of the request for

study, the sequence number of the request and the age at time of

patient select your name.

3. In this use case is asked about the number of foil, type of biopsy,

date of delivery by the laboratory, the date on which it is received

by pathology, the date of delivery of results to the patient, and the

recording of costs incurred by studies. Subflows S-1 Enter the required data on the screen P-18, once registered you can

select the << save button >> to store the data. S-2 If the users want to add a new patient visit will select the sign << +

>>, once registered data, click on the button << store >> to store. S-3 If the user wants to delete a query the patient must select the

button << x >> system. S-4 If the user wants to update some of the data recorded in the patient

consultation, you should select or locate patients by buttons << back >>

or << forward >>, make the change and then press the << Save >>. S-5 The data logging tab << photographs and images >> are taken and

inserted into the database by the doctor who will attend to the patient. S-6 Registration Data tab << Recipes >> be registered and issued by the

doctor who will attend to the patient. If the selected activity is << Out >> button will exit the system.

Exceptions E-1 If at the time of making a selection from the name of a patient or

physician is not registered, they may be searched using the icons below

to add patients or physicians.

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Figure 18 Screen biopsies request record, display P-18

2.3.5 Control biopsies CU

The use case biopsies control is linked to the registration of applications for studies of patients, is

to display a status report of biopsies requested and delivered, in this use case is asked the name of

the clinic, the date of consultation, and the date of the application and delivery of results to the

patient.

Use Case Control biopsies Stakeholders Receptionist, medical Type Extend Purpose This use case is to generate a control sending and receiving and

delivering research results to patients, such a query is generated by

certain date. Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist, you must select the same

date on which you wish to inquire Preconditions The dates of consultation must be lower than the current date Main flow 1.The receptionist must select the type of clinic to which the

patient belongs, and the date of consultation. Screen 19 2. The receptionist will select the return date of the pathology

results.

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3. The list displays the selected date of receipt of the studies or

results, here the receptionist will validate the date of delivery to

the patient, also, contain a text box where any observation

recorded delivery or condition of the patient results. Subflows S-1 The clerk may print the report containing the list of studies or

results delivered or that are pending to be delivered to the patient Exceptions E-1 In the case of printed reports, the printing system must be in line

Figure 19 Screen biopsies request record, display P-19

3.1.1 Control box CU

The use case control box is linked to patient registration, billing control consists of patients for

medical services rendered, the clerk will select the patient's name and then added the concepts of

recovery, the system will assign a number or sequential collection sheet.

Use Case Control box Stakeholders Receptionist Type Basic Purpose This process is to record charges to patients, the receptionist record

charges made to customers for the medical services offered, the patient

can pay for services in different denominations. Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist who must select patient

name and add the concepts of recovery. The teller or receptionist on

duty will be responsible for opening and closing the box. System will

support the registration of different denominations and payment

according to the total amount indicated, the system will indicate the

amount to be refunded. Preconditions All patients and billing concepts must be pre-registered. Main flow 1.The system displays the next number of the receipt of payment

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and date system. P-20 screen. 2. After selecting the name of the patient, the concept was

selected collection and display the price and amount after

deductions and VAT and then pressed the add button, you can add

as many concepts needed for recovery.

3. The system will calculate the total of the payable by the patient,

after deductions and taxes. It subtotal is represented by total

games.

4. The system will record the total payable in different

denominations

5. The operating system can store and cash register output when

the control patient appointments.

Subflows S-1 This underflow allows printing of receipts generated n by charging

patients.Screen P-21 S-2 This subflow will register another type of income other than the

concepts of consultation, record the date, time, amount, cash income

concept and observations.Screen P-22 S-3 This subflow will record expenses requested by the clinic staff, will

record the date, time, amount, and observations of discharge

concept.Screen P-23 Exceptions E-1 Not all collection items include discounts and value added tax

E-2 For receipt printing, the printing system must be found online

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Figure 20 Screen biopsies request record, display P-20

Figure 21 Screen format medical bill, P-21 display

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Figure 21 Display record other cash income, P-21 display

Figure 22 Screen recording other cash outflows, Screen P-22

3.1.2 CU Court Case

The use case cut box is linked to the control box, is to show the cut in cash from daily cash

operations. The cash flow i niciarán with cash income plus total transactions for items of daily

income, minus total transactions for items of expenditure.

Use Case Court Case Stakeholders Receptionist, Administrator Type Include Purpose This process is to record transactions in and out of box.The receptionist

will be responsible for making the cut and cash manager cash validate

the cut. The administrator is authorized to conduct cash counts to cu ndo deemed necessary.

Abstract This use case is initiated by the receptionist who will select the cutoff

date, this process will show the total cash income and credit, show a

breakdown of revenues and egress, also present a cut of total cash

payments and payments with credit or debit cards.

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Preconditions The cutoff date is less than or equal to the current system date. Total cash showing the system should match the total cash and cash

there Main flow 1.The system displays the current date or the receptionist can

select a date below to query the system.Screen 23. 2. In the case of total card, the clerk must show total bauchers

totaling the total income of the concept of card payments. Subflows S-1 The receptionist can get an impression of the daily court report cash Exceptions E-1 The system shall display an error message when you try to set a

court date than at present. E-2 The printing system must be online to print report daily cash cut.

Figure 23 Screen Daily Cash cut, screen P-23

CU 4.0 Produce reports

This use case allows the generation of reports printed as:

Report registered patients

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Report Figure 24 patients on or off, display P-24

Report daily schedule of appointments

Figure 25 Report daily agenda, Screen P-25

Query Control (Assistance Percentage citations by query type),

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3 .Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs)

NFR Description Requirement NFR-101 The system will respond to requests for information query system users

and Internet users previously validated.

NFR-102 The system will respond to local network users to the clinic for the

management and control of daily operations.

NFR-103 The system will have an automated backup process.

NFR-104 Permission is implemented, users levels and high level of security in that

part of the consultation process on the Internet

3.1 Performance

NFR Code Description NFR-101 It will be necessary to have a reliable Internet connection, namely via

Ethernet between the client and the server machine.

NFR-102 The application will be used by a user with an instant response

operations.

NFR-103 It will use the internal network (Intranet) for the IP through the server

can access the application. NFR-104 Is expected to have 10 concurrent internal users in the application

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3.2 Scalability

NFR Code Description NFR-101 In the first phase of the system will develop patient care modules and

control box NFR-102 In the second phase of the modules will be developed inventory

control and statistics

3.3 Availability

NFR Code Description NFR-101 It is not necessary that the system is constantly active, with one time

you activate will update the database to the current date of the client

computer. NFR-102 The workload is important in the morning shift from 8:30 to 20:00 for

internal staff and therefore the system must be without fault in that

time period. NFR-103 The system is always available to you from anywhere in the general

direction or clinic manager need to see this information is reliable and

up to date.

3.3 Reliability and Safety

NFR Code Description NFR-101 The information supplied will be stored in the central database that

already incorporates security features.

NFR-102 The application will have security modules to access authorized

applications depending on the role assigned to each user.

NFR-103 The embedded database has access control and monitored by the DBA

(IT Manager) who will be the Database Administrator. NFR-104 Access to Intranet will be validated by the computer

NFR-105 Backups are performed every 3 days at a time that does not affect any

process.

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1.5 Usability

NFR Code Description NFR-101 They incorporate menus, icons and tables for easy carrying information

management.

NFR-102 The application will have interactive displays and dynamic in order to

facilitate the use of the application to users

NFR-103 It can generate queries on the screen and printed reports of clinic

operations. .

4. - Glossary

Stakeholder Is any person or group having an interest in the project. The set of stakeholders including users and administrators on the client side and the full

project team developer side Business Owner This person is the owner of the business and ultimately responsible for the

behavior of the system FRs Functional requirements. Defines the behavior of the system from the user's

perspective NFRs Nonfunctional requirements. Define the qualitative characteristics of the

system


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