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VEDIKA HMS

The Hospital Management System

Manage Hospital With An Easy Way

Hospital Management System (HMS) is a pivotal technological solution that has reshaped the landscape of healthcare administration. This comprehensive system is designed to efficiently manage and organize various aspects of hospital operations, ranging from patient information and appointments to billing and inventory. The primary objective of an HMS is to streamline workflows, enhance the quality of patient care, and optimize the overall efficiency of healthcare facilities.

Key Features

User Authentication and Authorization

  • Secure user authentication for different roles (admin, doctors etc.)
  • Define role-based access control to restrict access to specific features and data.

Patient Management

  • Assign a unique patient ID or registration number.
  • Differentiate between OPD and IPD patients.
  • Handle guest patients without registration.

Appointment Scheduling

  • Allow patients to book appointments online.
  • Manage appointment slots for doctors.
  • Send reminders and notifications to patients.

Admission and Discharge

  • Admission forms for inpatients.
  • Allocate available beds and manage bed occupancy.
  • Track patient status and generate discharge summaries.

Medical Records and History

  • Store patient medical history and records.
  • Maintain a record of diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, and lab results.
  • Implement a secure storage system for sensitive health information.

Search and Dashboard Functionality

  • Implement search and filter options for patient records, appointments, and bed availability.
  • Provide a user-friendly dashboard for hospital staff to access and manage information efficiently.
  • Provide a user-friendly dashboard for hospital

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Vedika HMS enhance the quality of patient care, and optimize the overall efficiency of healthcare facilities. Through the integration of digital records, HMS eliminates the need for cumbersome paper-based systems, reducing the likelihood of errors and improving accessibility to critical information.