An Electronic Patient Record Management System Using Smart Cards

M.O. Eyinagho; E. Solomon; T. Adeyemi; D. Ebhohimen; D. Adeniyi; D. Adams

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.62-64.67

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An Electronic Patient Record Management System Using Smart Cards

Abstract:

In this paper, a prototype of an electronic patient record management system using smart cards is described. An application using visual basic was developed, a database using Microsoft access was built, the visual-basic-based application was then interfaced to the database. An interface module that allows any person with no programming knowledge to store easily, required information on a smart card was also developed. The application was then interfaced to a smartcard reader. With this system, relevant patient information including, but not limited to allergies, blood-group, and past operations can be retrieved from the smart card.