Project Delivery
4.1 HMS - Deliverable Functions:
Most of the functions outlined in section 2 will be delivered with the final
software product. Exceptions would include the following options:
- automated notice [to patients] of admission date
- changes of scheduled operations
- cancellation of scheduled operations
- automatic room availability search
- on-line help function
The staff of Sirius Software Products feel that given the very short
development period of this project, the above listed functions could not be
feasibly completed by the assigned completion date. Given favorable
development conditions (read: if Bidulock doesn't nuke us), the on-line help
function could be added in a future enhancement.
Also, billing options have been completely ignored in the development of HMS.
It is felt that billing and financial issues should be handled by the City
Hospital's accounting department and reside outside the scope of this project.
4.2 Sirius Software Products team composition:
Team Leader: Dan Hay
Responsible for planning, supervision and scheduling of group
meetings, maintaining communication between subgroups and deadline enforcement.
User interface design/programming:
Curtis Jensen, Natalie Simpson, Aaron Sun
Responsible for user interface design
and definitions and definition of error handling procedures.
Database Function and Integration:
Dennis Yip, Deb Howland, Darrell Nash
Responsible for design and definition of
database functions and integration [of database functions] with user interface.
Testing:
Curtis Jensen, Deb Howland, Chong Tang
Responsible for developing and logical and comprehensive test plan.
User Manual: Walid Labban, Ed Stemler, Alex Tsang, Pete Tozser
Responsible for producing the final user manual documentation.
Document Editing: Dan Hay
Responsible for editing and polishing of all documentation
to be submitted.
HTML Formatting: Darrell Nash
Format documentation for WWW posting.
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