Data Management Project – Pharmacy Management System

Requirement Analysis
Background
At the pharmacy centre of Queens Hospital, New York, pharmacists dispenses the drugs prescribed by the physician to the patients. These drugs were prescribed by the physician in written prescription form. All the prescriptions along with the dispensing information were maintained in the form of written records. These written records were used to track the medical history of the patients. It was very difficult to maintain these details in the form of written records and retrieve them whenever needed. So, the Queens Hospital officials contacted us to give a proposal for work to be done on an electronic database. On December 5 2014, a meeting was held with the health care professionals of Queens Hospital. During the meeting we were able to obtain enough information to provide the health care professionals of Queens Hospital with a Requirements Document. This document outlines the user requirements for a proposed electronic pharmacy records tracking system.
Requirements
General Constraints, Assumptions, Dependencies, and Guidelines The following items present the general constraints, assumptions, dependencies, and guidelines that are required upon the implementation of the electronic pharmacy record database. * A general knowledge of basic computer skills is necessary to use this product. * Most of the times health care professionals doesn’t have core knowledge on computers. So the product must have user-friendly interface that is simple enough for them. * The product must have security features to prevent the other people accessing the product so that the patient’s privacy should not be compromised. * This product will not be equipped with additional features to accommodate certain special needs, such as hearing impairments.
Purpose
The health care