Patient Priority Management System for Efficient Healthcare Delivery

This research paper focuses on developing a Patient Priority Management System to improve the efficiency of healthcare services. In many hospitals, patients are still treated on a first-come-first-served basis, which can delay treatment for those who require urgent care. This often leads to increased waiting time, overcrowding, and reduced quality of service.

To address this issue, we designed a system that assigns priority to patients based on their medical condition rather than their arrival time. The system collects basic patient information such as symptoms, age, and waiting time, and uses a simple rule-based approach to determine priority levels like critical, moderate, and normal.

The system also provides real-time updates and helps hospital staff manage patient flow more effectively. By ensuring that critical patients are treated first, the overall efficiency and transparency of the healthcare process is improved.

This project demonstrates how a simple and practical technological solution can make a significant difference in real-world healthcare environments. It is cost-effective, easy to use, and can be implemented in hospitals, clinics, and emergency care units.