Madho Murary Singh

Case Study Allied Allergy: http://iha.adbccro.com/ This application is implemented and utilized by Allied Allergy Associates (AAA) and any Franchise Associate (FA) on boarding a new account. Once an account has been secured, an Account Set up form should be completed and submitted to AAA for review and approval. After the account set up form has been submitted and approved by AAA. The next step in the process is to come to terms of the MSA with the account and fully execute a AAA provided Management Service Agreement (MSA). The fully executed MSA should be forwarded to AAA for record archiving. Once the MSA has been fully executed, AAA or FA work closely with the account to identify a "Go Live" date and begin the necessary steps to ensure all of the necessary supplies and equipment is secured prior to the Go Live date. Indentifying patients for testing is the most important part of the pre launch phase. The process to work with the account to identify patients is outlined in the "Pre Launch Phase" section below. Although each situation is unique, it is recommended that a 3-4 week window be allotted by the account, in an effort to ensure all the noted requirements are met prior to initiating the first date of allergy testing or Go Live date; hence, the Pre Launch phase. The Pre Launch phase will also allow AAA and/or FA the opportunity the gauge the patient volume for the Go Live date and allow for logistical preparation. In some cases, the 3-4 week window may not be necessary and testing can begin sooner, as long as a sufficient number of patients have been identified and all necessary equipment is in place and is operational. The necessary supplies and equipment can be found in the AAA Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) titled: Allergy Testing and Immunotherapy Process. Once an account has been secured and a Go Live date has been identified, an Allergy Kit order form should be submitted to AAA. The kit will be shipped and received within 3-5 days from the date the order was placed. It is highly recommended that all of the necessary requirements noted in the Pre Launch phase be completed, the Go Live date be identified and secured prior to submitting the Allergy Kit order form. The purpose of this project to prepare a system in which patients, staff and their kits details can manage. The following features and steps involved in that project: 1. Franchise creates an account for hospital to manage allergic kits and patient appointment. 2. Hospital can add their doctor’s details with address. 3. Doctors can set appointment with patient. 4. Hospital provides survey dairy with allergy kit. 5. Technical person will save reports for patient. 6. Allied allergy will send kit to Hospital. 7. Dashboard contains all quick links to Accounts, Product & Services, Contacts, Activities, Reports, order & Patient. Technologies Used: ASP.NET MVC, C# and jQuery.