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Monitoring Health Care Resources in Government Hospitals

Jul 2026 · International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management · Vol 05, pp. 1-9 · 0 citations

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The proposed system aims to make government healthcare services more efficient, accessible, and patient-friendly through better data management and intelligent decision-making.

Abstract

Abstract— Government hospitals provide medicines and treatment to patients based on proper diagnosis. These hospitals maintain both historical and current patient data in secure cloud-based systems, which helps doctors access accurate medical records anytime and ensures better continuity of care. In the proposed system, users can register with their personal details, and this information is stored in the admin-controlled database for secure access and management. The system also includes a feature that helps users locate nearby government hospitals using a predictive algorithm, which considers factors like location, urgency, and medical requirements. It provides detailed information about hospitals such as available doctors, specialists, departments, emergency services, and medicine availability. This improves transparency and helps patients make informed decisions quickly. The system further enhances patient experience by providing real-time updates on doctor availability, waiting time, and medicine stock. From an administrative perspective, it improves financial and operational efficiency by ensuring proper utilization of resources, reducing fraud and misuse, and optimizing supply chain and human resource management. Overall, the system aims to make government healthcare services more efficient, accessible, and patient-friendly through better data management and intelligent decision-making.

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