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Comprehensive Overview of MHC-PMS Use Cases and Operational Diagrams

This chapter presents a detailed examination of the context and models associated with the Mental Health Care Patient Management System (MHC-PMS). Included are various figures illustrating the process model of involuntary detention, data transfer use cases, the role of medical receptionists, and specific sequence diagrams for patient information viewing and data transfer. Additionally, UML class diagrams, generalization hierarchies, aggregation associations, and state diagrams for devices like microwave ovens and insulin pumps are featured, providing a thorough understanding of system interactions and operational efficiencies.

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Comprehensive Overview of MHC-PMS Use Cases and Operational Diagrams

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  1. Figures – Chapter 5

  2. Figure 5.1 The context of the MHC-PMS

  3. Figure 5.2 Process model of involuntary detention

  4. Figure 5.3 Transfer-data use case

  5. Figure 5.4 Tabular description of the ‘Transfer data’ use-case

  6. Figure 5.5 Use cases involving the role ‘Medical Receptionist’

  7. Figure 5.6 Sequence diagram for View patient information

  8. Figure 5.7 Sequence diagram for Transfer Data

  9. Figure 5.8 UML classes and association

  10. Figure 5.9 Classes and associations in the MHC-PMS

  11. Figure 5.10 The Consultation class

  12. Figure 5.11 A generalization hierarchy

  13. Figure 5.12 A generalization hierarchy with added detail

  14. Figure 5.13 The aggregation association

  15. Figure 5.14 An activity model of the insulin pump’s operation

  16. Figure 5.15 Order processing

  17. Figure 5.16 State diagram of a microwave oven

  18. Figure 5.17 States and stimuli for the microwave oven (a)

  19. Figure 5.17 States and stimuli for the microwave oven (b)

  20. Figure 5.18 Microwave oven operation

  21. Figure 5.19 MDA transformations

  22. Figure 5.20 Multiple platform-specific models

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