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  1. Surgeon's Scheduler
  2. [working title]
  3.  
  4. Table of Contents
  5. 1.Description
  6. 2.Glossary
  7. 3.Use Cases
  8. 4.User Roles
  9. 5.Data Object
  10.  
  11. 1.Description
  12.  
  13. Project Scope:
  14. This software is to be designed as an assistive tool that manages the scheduling of tasks performed by medical officials. Users will be able to create cases in which they will be able to assign others as members of their team based on availability. Members of the team can assign additional members under their lead to complete the case. When assigned to a new case the user will receive a notification. With each case is a procedure that the team is tasked with completing and any changes to this will notify all participants of procedure.
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  16. Features:
  17. User profiles contain separate roles managed through the administrator
  18. Schedule system that updates immediately with changes in availability to prevent schedule conflicts
  19. Control availability through individual profile; If there is a time the user isn't available they may set it manually without needing to be in a case on that time frame.
  20. Portable mobile app for notifications on the go
  21. Management of tasks and procedures to be handled by faculty
  22.  
  23. Target Platform(s)
  24. Desktop(Windows,Mac), Mobile(Android, Apple)
  25.  
  26. Alternative Solutions
  27. Using available spreadsheet applications such as Google SpreadSheets and Excel from Microsoft
  28. Keeping a whiteboard calendar accessible by faculty to record date and times of procedures
  29.  
  30. 2.Glossary
  31. Case(data object): The current job all participants are in charge of completing, this begins the hierarchy of tasks and participants.
  32. Task(data object): The job a specific team is in charge of. The completion of a task should assist in the current procedure and ultimately the completion of the case.
  33. Procedure(Data Object): A job assigned to a case when it is created and headed by surgeon. These are usually a type of surgery
  34. Participant(Data Object): A user that is assigned to a case
  35. Team(Data Object): A group consisting of a team leader and users they added to assist them. The leader is only allowed to edit/remove those immediately underneath them and not users that a member added to be in their own team.
  36. Anesthesiologist: A doctor who practices anesthesia and is tasked with keeping the patient properly torpor throughout the surgery.
  37. Surgeon: A doctor who specialized in the treatment of patients using a set of medical instruments to repair unwanted ruptured areas, improve bodily function, investigate/solve pathological conditions, or treat disease/injury.
  38. Nurse: A professional tasked with assisting doctors and maintaining surveillance on the condition of the patient to maintain optimal health.
  39. Administrator(Data Object): A special account with ultimate governance of user profiles. They can create/update/remove user profiles, cases, tasks, and teams.
  40. User: An individual with access to the software through their own unique account.
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  42.  
  43. 3.Use Cases
  44.  
  45. Create User
  46. Creates a new user account. This is exclusive to the administrative data Object (which inherits user). A username and password are requested, and if successfully accepted, will prompt for simple identifying factors such as name and ID number. At this time the administrator will be able to assign the new account with a specific role based on the responsibilities of the person the account it created for. If all fields are valid the account is created with a temporary password the intended user will be able to change.
  47. Data Objects: Administrator
  48. Constraint: accessible only by the administrator for initial account creation
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  50.  
  51. Remove User
  52. Should there be no more use for a specific user the administrative account has the ability to remove said user. This is exclusive to only the administrative account. By using they user's username and agreeing when prompted to confirm the deletion the account it removed from the system.
  53. Data Objects: Administrator
  54. Constraint: accessible only by the administrator, must use exact username(case sensitive)
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  56.  
  57. Update User
  58. If there is a specific user that requires specific information to be changed then the administrator as special permission to do so. The administrator is also able to change the current role/profession of the user being updated which is specific to the administrative user. When all changes are completed and filled with valid information it is sent to the system and updated promptly.
  59. Data Objects: Administrator
  60. Constraint: accessible only by the administrator
  61.  
  62. Login
  63. When the user attempts to access the software they will be prompted for their login credentials before they may access anything. These credentials and account are established by the administrative account first. If incorrect credentials are entered it will report so. Upon valid credentials the user will enter a main menu where they may view current cases, access their account, change their availability, create/edit cases, etc.
  64. Data Objects: User, Administrator
  65. Constraint: currently not logged into an account
  66.  
  67.  
  68. Log Out
  69. After a user is done using the software they are able to log out to defend their account from unapproved access or to allow others use of the software on their accounts. By hitting a button with “log out” recessed in the corner of the main menu they will be successfully logged out and returned to the account credential text field.
  70. Data Objects: User, Administrator
  71. Constraint:credentials passed securely (most likely encryption)
  72.  
  73. Edit Profile
  74. Should the user need to update personal information they will be able to do so by pressing an edit profile button accessible by the main menu. From there they will be allowed multiple text fields that are filled with the information that is currently on record. By changing that information with valid information they will be able to update that information when they hit the confirm button. Here they may also update their password by entering their old password and their new one twice to confirm it. Certain information like ID numbers and roles/professions can only be edited by the Administrative profile.
  75. Data Objects: User, Administrator
  76. Constraint:
  77.  
  78. Reset Password
  79. Within the edit profile menu is will be an option to reset the current password. By entering in the current password once and the new one twice in the respective fields the user will be able to change the password to the account.
  80. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  81. Constraint:
  82.  
  83. View Schedule
  84. From the main menu will be a visible calendar that shows an approximated view of the user's current availability for the current month. By pressing on the calendar you will be given a more detailed view that will show the duration/time frame of any cases that the user is currently scheduled to be a participant of.
  85. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  86. Constraint:
  87.  
  88. Update Schedule
  89. From the “view schedule” menu there will be a button that allows the user to further update their visibility. The menu accessed from this button will allow the user to set up time frames in which they are not available and choose how often those frames repeat (weekly, only on weekends, etc). This will assist synchronizing availability.
  90. Data Objects: User, Administrator
  91. Constraint: currently in the view schedule menu
  92.  
  93. View Case
  94. From the main menu the user is able to access their current cases by pressing a button located near the schedule preview. This bring the user to a screen that will show the cases that the user is currently a part of. It will also give concise information on the case such as team leader, members under the leader, current task, and time/date. These cases can be clicked on to view them in further detail. This further detail takes the appearance of a tree diagram that begins with the case at the top, linked to the case will be all users connected to the case (not just those involved in the user's immediate team), and any current tasks/procedures. It should also report information on the scheduled time and date.
  95. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  96. Constraint:
  97.  
  98. Create Case
  99. From the View-Case menu there will be a button to create new cases. This button will bring the user to a screen that will ask for basic information on the current case and allow the user to bring in new members based on their availability. If no time is given it will default to 1 hour duration. If no name is provided it will default to the next successive number of all cases created. If any user is unavailable at the time of the case it should appear so. Additional participants can be added later with the respective case/method.
  100. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  101. Constraint:
  102.  
  103. Edit Case
  104. When viewing an individual case in greater detail there will be the option to edit information about the case. The information available for edit will only be for the user who created the case. Any other user will not be given the ability to edit the case. This information will be along the lines of time, date, procedure, and even case name. Any adjustments will be reported to any participants of the case via the notification system.
  105. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  106. Constraint: must be the creator of the case
  107.  
  108. Cancel Case
  109. At any point of time the case is no longer necessary or postponed indefinitely, the user that created the case will be able to cancel it. Upon cancellation of the case all users will be notified and appropriately freed in their schedule. Cancellation is requested and a notification is sent to the administrator for approval. Administrators will be able to cancel any case without requiring permission.
  110. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  111. Constraint: cases canceled by user must receive approval
  112.  
  113.  
  114. Add Participant
  115. While viewing the current case is greater detail a user will be able to add participants. When selecting new participants the user will first choose the role/profession they require and then another specific user to fill that position. Adding participants is not exclusive to the creator of the case and can allow those under a team leader to have members under their own lead. Any new users added as participants receive a notification and become unavailable for other cases during that time period. It will also update their schedule to reflect as such.
  116. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  117. Constraint: added participant must be available
  118.  
  119. Remove Participant
  120. While viewing the case in greater detail a team leader will be allowed to remove any participants that are no longer necessary. A team leader will be able to click on a member of their team and choose an option to remove them from the case. This can only be done by those team members directly under the supervision of their team leader and not one higher than the team leader(The higher position team leader will have to communicate with the lower level team leader). When done this will send a notification to the respective user and free their schedule for the time of the case.
  121. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  122. Constraint: user must have a participant in their immediate subtree
  123.  
  124. View Users
  125. From the main menu the user will be able to click on a users button to access a list of current users. This will generate a list of the last and first name of all users that currently have an account within the software. Clicking on an individual user will bring up a concise profile of the user consisting of name, email, and if they are currently available.
  126. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  127. Constraint:
  128.  
  129. Search Users
  130. While viewing users there will be text field where you will be able to filter the list of users by a specific last and/or first name. There will also be filters for individual roles/professions to further finalize the user's search.
  131. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  132. Constraint:
  133.  
  134. Send Message
  135. When the User if viewing another user's page they will be able to send a direct message to that user. Upon pressing the button with “send message” on it the user will be brought to text field with simple text editor toolbars and tools to draft the message. When complete the user will be able to send it immediately. The recipient will then receive a notification of an unread message in their inbox. Messages may also be sent to any participants in a case the user is currently a participant of.
  136. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  137. Constraint:
  138.  
  139. View Messages
  140. From the main menu the user will be able to see a simple mail icon that will be paired with the current amount of unread messages in the inbox. When an unread message exists in the inbox it will have a visible color change. By clicking on this icon/text they will be moved to their inbox to view their current messages.
  141. Data Objects:User, Administrator
  142. Constraint:
  143.  
  144. 4.User Roles
  145.  
  146. User
  147. Login
  148. Logout
  149. Edit Profile
  150. Reset Password
  151. View Schedule
  152. Update Schedule
  153. View Case
  154. Create Case
  155. Edit Case
  156. Cancel Case
  157. Add Participant
  158. Remove Participant
  159. View Users
  160. Search Users
  161. Send Message
  162. View Messages
  163.  
  164.  
  165. Surgeon (inherits User)
  166. (Currently rethinking the importance of individual procedure creation and not use of the Edit Case use case)
  167.  
  168. Administrator (inherits User)
  169. Update User
  170. Remove User
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  174.  
  175.  
  176. 5.Data Objects
  177.  
  178. User
  179. Fields
  180. login: user's login id
  181. password: user's login password
  182. Use Cases
  183. Login
  184. Logout
  185. Edit Profile
  186. View Schedule
  187. Update Schedule
  188. Reset Password
  189. View Case
  190. Create Case
  191. Edit Case
  192. Cancel Case
  193. Add Participant
  194. Remove Participant
  195. Send Message
  196. View Message
  197. Update User
  198. Remove User
  199.  
  200. Case
  201. Fields
  202. case id: case's identifying title/number
  203. duration: length of the case
  204. Use Cases
  205. View Schedule
  206. Create Case
  207. Edit Case
  208. Cancel Case
  209. Add Participant
  210. Remove Participant
  211.  
  212. Task
  213. Fields
  214. task name: name of the task
  215. creator: initial creator of the task
  216. Use Cases
  217. View Case
  218. Edit Case
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