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SVFCL - YAKAP: Medical Records System

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C# & PostgreSQL Implementation

SVFCL - YAKAP is a comprehensive medical records management system built with C# and PostgreSQL, designed to streamline healthcare data management while prioritizing patient privacy and data security.

Key Features

🔐 Enterprise-Grade Security

  • Multi-layer authentication, role-based access control, PIN verification

  • Encrypted password storage with "Remember Me" functionality

📋 Patient Records Management

  • Complete patient registration with medical history logging

  • Budget monitoring with available balance display in pesos

🏥 Medical Workflow Integration

  • PhilHealth and PCU transaction number tracking

  • Follow-up scheduling and attending physician assignment

💊 Prescription & Laboratory Management

  • Dynamic medicine and lab test modules with itemized costing

  • Real-time cost calculation in Philippine Pesos

📊 Advanced Search & Reporting

  • Filterable data grid (ID, Name, PCU, PhilHealth, Checkup Date)

  • Printable medical records and diagnosis history logs

👥 User Management

  • Multi-role support (Admin, Doctor, Staff)

  • Secure account creation with PIN verification

Technical Stack

Backend: C# / ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, RESTful API
Database: PostgreSQL 14+, ACID compliance, full-text search
Security: BCrypt hashing, encryption at rest, SSL/TLS, SQL injection prevention

System Benefits

For Providers: Reduced paperwork, faster processing, improved accuracy
For Patients: Enhanced privacy, continuity of care, transparent billing
For Facilities: Regulatory compliance, reduced costs, scalable solution


Developed with C# and PostgreSQL. Committed to healthcare innovation and patient privacy.

Efraim Ray
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Efraim Ray

Software Developer and AI Specialist. BS Information Technology graduate. I pride myself on being conscientious, attentive to detail, and always open to learning — because the best solutions come from listening, taking notes, and exploring what's next.

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