Development of a Web-Based Rapid Response System for Medical Emergencies in University Clinics: A Case Study of Tai Solarin University of Education

Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) has faced challenges in the efficiency and coordination of its clinic emergency response system, leading to delays and raising concerns about the safety of students, staff, and visitors. This study aims to design and implement a computerized TASUED Clinic Emergency Response System to enhance emergency management capabilities. Leveraging technology, the proposed system seeks to streamline communication channels, improve response times, and ensure effective coordination during emergencies. Observational methods and interviews conducted at the TASUED Medical Center revealed inefficiencies in patient registration, waiting times, and staff scheduling. Based on these findings, the system was developed using a top-down design approach and modular testing strategy, ensuring robust and reliable functionality. The implementation includes a user-friendly login interface and a comprehensive dashboard for healthcare professionals, facilitating efficient emergency response. This system's deployment is a significant step towards improving emergency management at TASUED and can serve as a model for other institutions facing similar challenges.