Desarrollo de una aplicación web para el agendamiento de citas y seguimiento de pacientes de la clínica veterinaria Fertivet del cantón Riobamba

Abstract

This Curricular Integration Project is developed for the Fertivet veterinary clinic, which currently performs patient registration and appointment control manually. The information is filled out on forms and stored in folders, resulting in limited availability of medical records. This situation leads to various consequences such as misdiagnosis, repetitive treatments, patient fatalities, and even financial losses. Therefore, the objective of this Curricular Integration Project was to develop a web application using the 4+1 architecture for appointment scheduling and patient tracking at Fertivet Veterinary Clinic to improve the availability of medical records. The SCRUM methodology was employed for the development of the web application as it is an iterative and incremental framework with sprints lasting from 1 to 4 weeks. This allowed for obtaining versatile information, identifying functional and non-functional requirements, and analyzing and interpreting the results obtained. To measure the availability of medical records, the ISO/IEC 25010 standard was utilized, and the Statuscake tool was utilized to monitor the availability of the website 24/7 for 6 days, with a sample of 390 requests. The results showed 385 accepted requests and 5 rejected requests, leading to the conclusion that the Fertivet system has an availability rate of 98.71%. Additionally, the final outcome was a functional system that meets all the requirements and specifications defined by the user.