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CHUDATS provides a comprehensive healthcare and patient care management system driven from a community-based perspective that considers feedback from multiple perspectives and incorporates inputs from diverse user based expectations, including but not limited to low and top-ranking management ideologies, expert assessments in general medical fields, patient and donor worries, local community assessment limitations, government and international health policy orientations, and the system’s developer assessments to realise a well-rounded view of system performance that should meet the needs of the most vulnerable to the most privileged populations and persons seeking monitored quality healthcare services.

CHUDATS’s 360o solution is tailored to help system users achieve effective person-centred needs satisfaction, generate trustworthiness and loyalty to its operations, and strengthen a usercentric approach for the scalable enhancement of the system.

At the developer’s end, CHUDATS’s 360o solution provides end-to-end coverage of its functionality expectations, which touches every possible angle of its user requirements, including available platforms such as desktops, servers, telephones, tablets, etc., as well as dynamic software output that is widely compatible and supports both mobile and web interfaces.

Developed through a working approach of testing early and testing often, CHUDATS software development is achieved with respect to standard principles that consider the requirements of users to be traceable and identifiable at all levels of the testing approach.

Through deliberate and methodical approaches, three categories of software testing, including Functional, Non-functional, and Maintenance testing, were considered in achieving the four different standardised levels of software testing.

Meanwhile, CHUDATS functional considerations involved black box testing, which analysed aspects related to user interface, database, security, APIs, and client/server; its non-functional testing considered issues of performance, reliability, and usability; and its maintenance testing focused on uncovering and fixing errors or bugs within the programme after changes have been made.

For achieving the standardised levels of testing, CHUDATS’ development considered Unit Testing using the WhiteBox testing method for validating specific units and components in the software. It also considered Integration Testing for re-checking data flow among various components and modules. In addition, it considered System Testing by professional standard measures for ascertaining that performance, load, reliability, and security are in conformity with the end-to-end system specifications. Finally, it considered the Acceptance Testing phase, which analysed and addressed end-user product usage concerns and set in place measures for up-dating profitability usage upgrades.

CHUDATS is a highly scalable software solution for the health industry that is designed to remain stable and maintain its performance after a steep workload increase, including expected and/or spontaneously many users accessing the system simultaneously, an expansion in storage capacity requirements, and an increase in the number of transactions being processed.

CHUDATS Hybrid ERP system application can be scaled both horizontally by incorporating additional server nodes into the system to handle a higher load and vertically by enhancing or replacing the capacity of the existing server nodes. The system's scalability also opts for cloud computing services that provide an almost unlimited possibility of scaling up and down without having to fully depend on on-premise servers and other hardware. It applies the use load balancing mechanism for redirecting server traffic to other online machines that can handle the requests, applies a microservices architectural approach, enhances an effective user-benefit cache mechanism for mitigating the burden of repetitive content-input-results tasks, enables secured access through APIs, enables asynchronous processing at the code and infrastructure level, prioritises the use of database types that are easily scalable, and monitors performance in determining when to scale.

With a Universal Health Coverage vision for the system, CHUDATS scalability considers using other secured applications of health specialty sector plugins that can permit its vast and inclusive interoperability with other healthcare management software programmes.

CHUDATS is user-friendly software with easy-to-use designs, menu content, and explanatory note guides.

In developing the system, considerations were made on the understanding of details of how the users see their own needs, problems, solutions, and more in order to incorporate their ideological mind frames within the output product. From the patient e-consult cards to the mobile applications as well as every other process within the health unit admin operations, the end-point expectations consider all-round enhancement options for more friendly software and its usability on modern and commonly used technological gadgets.

In developing CHUDATS, efficient and cost-effective models that define clear requirements through sampling prototypes for stakeholders and user validations are considered, using the most appropriate architectural patterns for improving efficiency by reducing complexity and facilitating scalability, maintaining consistency in coding standards for readability and maintainability, conducting testing along the entire development process, refactoring and optimising, and using version control and automation for improving efficiency by enabling collaboration, traceability, and productivity

For deployment and usage, CHUDATS analytically considers the cost and value considerations for the management of current health facilities, especially those concerning disadvantaged community health facilities, which are overburdened with voluminous and error-packed paperwork as well as very costly human labour management processes and procedures. It as such unifies all the data management processes into its single-automated processes, thereby cutting down on management expenditure waste within user health facilities.

The cost-effectiveness considerations for CHUDATS also favour the target-expenditure effectiveness of donor organisations and individuals by creating a direct link between the endbeneficiary health institutions, individuals, or projects and the donors, thereby eliminating other intermediary third-party expenditures not concerned with either the health institution, the project, or CHUDATS.

CHUDATS developers, Administrators, and Users are the key focal points for maintaining and sustaining the security options of the system. Under these angles of focal points, the user-friendly system assigns concurrent angular responsibilities at every level for overseeing and addressing shortcomings in maintenance issues, poor and/or defaulting coding, vulnerable web services, unsafe sign-up and login credentials, and legacy software third-party applications.

Also, by prioritising security considerations within the development process using the Secure Software Development (SDLC) approach, CHUDATS management targets protecting its brand reputation from cyber-attacks, protecting its operations from financial risks from lawsuits, regulatory fines, and revenue declines, avoiding and mitigating customer dissatisfaction, automating security practices and avoiding business disruptions, improving collaboration and communication among an integrated security team, and making or fostering a security-minded culture at a central level.

CHUDATS security policy is tailored to all the existential life phases of the system, in which priority is granted at every step of the SDLC, from the planning and inception stages. Security awareness developer and deployment management team training considerations are exploited for detecting and mitigating vulnerabilities, including code reviews, and continuous brainstorming sessions have been made a living culture for all the focal points

CHUDATS management team is also engaging in user protection awareness initiatives to mitigate the risks of health-data leakages and protect the healcash reserves or healcash wallet breaches of patients and other users.

CHUDATS is developed with an in-built pharmacy for the on-premise health unit admin database. Pharmacy integration is a strategic and dynamic consideration of the system that records, correlates, directs and validates patient diagnosis by physicians with the prescribed drugs for addressing concerned health issues. It presents a transparent and accountable measure for patient care follow-up and coherency in treatments vis-à-vis prescribed drug intakes and serves as a guarantee measure for user health facilities’ and their physicians’ professionalism and credibility. Full of modern and dynamic automated processes, workflow within the system pharmacy is interconnected with identified patients, physicians, or medical doctors, medical reports, and drug intake notifications, which help the patient stay updated on medication processes and procedures started or continuing within the system.

Also, by prioritising security considerations within the development process using the Secure Software Development (SDLC) approach, CHUDATS management targets protecting its brand reputation from cyber-attacks, protecting its operations from financial risks from lawsuits, regulatory fines, and revenue declines, avoiding and mitigating customer dissatisfaction, automating security practices and avoiding business disruptions, improving collaboration and communication among an integrated security team, and making or fostering a security-minded culture at a central level.

CHUDATS’s pharmacy module also integrates contacts and possible database connections to different outside pharmacies, through which patients are guided to approach and get the drugs that are not available or sold out within the system’s pharmacy inventory.

CHUDATS’s outdoor processes are enhanced through telemedicine and other textual and video consultation applications, which extend to remote patient monitoring opportunities at different connected healthcare centres and/or homes.

The outdoor concerns are patient-physician-focused medical care interactions enhanced through our mobile applications and serving to improve patient care outcomes between our profiled physicians, other caregivers, and the care-receiving patients. From simple counselling exchanges to common prescriptions, our outdoor check-up mechanisms through video calls and other selfcheck gadgets can assist physicians in identifying and prescribing temporary relief measures while recommending proper diagnosis at approved, credible health facilities. This also includes the possibility for patients to have follow-up consultations on distance monitoring of their health and treatment progress.

CHUDATS offers an open community assistance scheme for supporting projects that help to heal the community. The community projects or donation handles of the systems web portal and mobile application have been developed and dedicated to publishing project content of humanitarian standards and other sustainable development schemes that are in line with the positive development policy of the CHUDATS project.

Our rehabilitation efforts cover programmes for strategic development concerns and community social assistance support. It targets vulnerable persons and structures taking advantage of such vulnerabilities, such as care-giving homes, institutional programmes, and other projections that fall within the same context.

In realising CHUDATS rehabilitation concerns, the system, through its mother structure, MAHSRA, shall partner with CSOs, governmental institutions, and other direct beneficiary structures or centres for programme development and mutual resource soliciting efforts.

The rehabilitation arm of the system is governed by leadership care and relief for all the needy masses, with the tag: WE ARE HERE NOW! LIVE AGAIN…