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Ancuta, Veronica (2017) E-Leukaemia Web Application: Technical Report. Undergraduate thesis, Dublin, National College of Ireland.
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Abstract
E-Leukaemia is a web application framework that targets the Leukaemia sector which will aid and benefit children suffering from leukaemia. The application has a responsive web design and aims to adjust the presentation on any mobile devices to allow access to information from anywhere and at any time with an active internet connection.
The proposed solution target kids with leukaemia aged 0-16 and it will help parents to administrate the treatment as kids can’t take medication unsupervised due to safety precautions. The consequences of incorrectly administering medication can range from minor to life-threating.
E-leukaemia is expected to provide the users with various functions such as retrieving patients profile, visibility to weekly treatment and blood tests results, ability to track symptoms when required and create appointments. Medical staff will post patients treatment and lab results on a weekly/monthly basis allowing transparency for the end users on the functions outlined. Administrators can register new accounts only if patients are diagnosed with leukaemia and are attending this hospital. Role based access along with security features will ensure integrity and availability in the system. To use the functions of the E-Leukaemia it is important that all authorised staff in the hospital should have access on the existing terminals in Hospital.
The application will have security features to ensure confidentiality and integrity of sensitive data which are the key points from any security principles.
A dynamic prototype is developed by using ASP.NET, MVC5, CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, MS SQL Server and bootstrap technologies. The system test and evaluation is made to show the system’s usability.
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