DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM FOR THE METHODOLOGICAL TEST ANALYSIS

This work is specially put together not to replace medical doctors or medical laboratory scientists but rather to assist them in accelerating in their diagnostic work which will go a long way to eliminate the trial and error method of treatment  (which the doctors usually do while waiting for the lab result which would be detrimental to the patient.
    In view of this, a careful study and understanding of this research will assist users, medial doctors & lab scientists.  It will educate them on now best a computer can aid medical diagnosis for optimum service to the public.
    The project will go further to educate out lab scientists / doctors on the need to accumulated salient aspects of the medical know-how of even the most experienced specialist in the computer.  So as to eliminate the vacuum that would have been created when specialist dies or is in capacitated.

Title page                                    ii
Certification                                    iii
Dedication                                    iv
Acknowledgement                                v
Abstract                                    vi
Organization of work                            vii
Table of contents                                viii

CHAPTER ONE
Introduction                                    1
1.1    Background of the study                        1
1.2    Statement of problem                        2
1.3    Purpose of study                            3
1.4    Aims and objectives’                        4
1.5    Scope of study                            5
1.6    Significance of the study                        5
1.7    Limitations of the study                        6
1.8    Definition of terms                            6

CHAPTER TWO
Literature review                                15

CHAPTER THREE
Description and analysis of the present system            19
3.1    Historical background                        19
3.2    Method of data collection used                    21
3.3    Input analysis                            23
3.4    Process analysis                            24
3.5    Output process                            25
3.6    Problems of the current system                    26   

CHAPTER FOUR
Design and implementation of the computerized system        28
4.1    Design objective                            28
4.2    Design standards                            29
4.3    Output specification and design                    29
4.4    Input specification and design                    31
4.5    Procedure design of new system                33
4.6    System requirement                        33

CHAPTER FIVE
System documentation                            35
5.1    Program description                        35
5.2    User’s guide                                36

CHAPTER SIX
Summary                                    38
6.1    Conclusion                                39
Bibliography                            40