Headspace Project: System Analysis and Design Case Study Report
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This case study delves into the system analysis and design of the Headspace project, an Australian government-funded initiative aimed at providing web-based mental health support to young people. The current system requires patients to repeatedly recount their medical history to each caseworker, which can be distressing. The proposed system seeks to address this by creating a centralized database accessible to authorized personnel, ensuring patients only need to share their experiences once. The study includes a stakeholder map identifying key players such as system administrators, clinicians, healthcare caseworkers, patients, and technical staff, outlining their roles and interests. A questionnaire designed for patients is presented to gather insights into their challenges and needs. The study further provides a use case diagram and detailed descriptions of key use cases, including registering new patients, updating patient records, prescribing medicines, scheduling appointments, and managing patient revisits, illustrating the system's functionality and workflow. The document concludes with references to relevant literature on system analysis and UML.
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