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HK 2810 Lecture 13: Note 13

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Human Physiology I - Concepts and Principles

Human Kinetics

Kerry Ritchie

University of Guelph

Principles of Food Science

Molecular Biology of the Cell

Fundamentals of Nutrition




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a. secure registration of information system by the patient

b. schedule appointment for checkup
c. panel for status of the patient
d. sms and mail updates to the patients by the admin
e. report generation by the admin, add delete patients

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