SYSTEM

Electronic prescription (e-prescribing) systems, which promise improved patient safety, increased productivity, and a reduction in pharmaceutical errors, have revolutionized the healthcare industry by replacing traditional paper-based prescriptions. By allowing medical professionals to electronically communicate prescriptions directly to pharmacies, e-prescribing lowers the risk of human error and unreadable handwriting. Research has demonstrated that this digital strategy improves workflow and patient care in addition to streamlining the prescription procedure (Baruah et al. 2020; Samad et al. 2021)

In a world where movement of people can’t be overemphasized, the need for navigation is crucial. This project seeks to bring a solution to some of the many problems of the existing navigation systems we have today by proposing and offline navigation system model. It also gives a theoretical background to the existing navigation systems already in place with an idea of their workings.