sivamk
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Hi
Greetings
I'm in [stupid is as stupid does] need of Health care domain checklist for software testing,so i can walk through and gain some knowledge please help me.Thanks in advance
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Peter Ruscoe
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So, up for interview, huh? And not willing to admit you have no prior experience in the field?
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michaeljf
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That's a big domain...depends on what kind of testing you going to do, but what's wrong with being honest and saying what you know and are willing to learn the rest? Any good interview will determine whether or not you really are experienced in the subject.
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NoUse4aName
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"Health care domain" checklist is waaay to wide open a topic.
Replace health care with anything else and you'll see how silly the question is. Need a checklist for testing websites in the software domain.
Well...do you mean a retail site? Service site? Community site? Marketing site? Etc, etc, etc.
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buvan
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Reged: 08/09/10
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Hi
I am in to Health care Testing.Since I am new to this Domain I would like to know If I can make use of any Quality Standards to define the process for the project since I am in involved in Process definition.
The scope of my current project is mentioned in 3rd and 4th point
The sales team finalizes the Group and passes the Group and Package details to BAC. BAC creates the Benefits Grid and BPD and passes on to Coding team for configuration of Benefits in NASCO application through “ABC” application menu.
On completion of coding, the group moves to the testing team for testing.
Claim scenarios are created as applicable and the corresponding claims that are created through a web application are processed in “XYZ” application menu. If any defects are identified it will be sent for defect fixing.
When the defects are fixed, it is retested and the group moves to Production.
The Benefits testing ensure that the benefits are applied as per the benefit plan design and validates the group before it moves to production.
SLA's are very stringent and we have penalties to pay if we dont meet the agreed SLA (Quality and Timeline)
Regards
Buvan
Edited by buvan (08/09/10 02:52 AM)
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buvan
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Forgot to add these points
Test case and Test data is already available so Test Design is not applicable.
And we dont test the Application, we just test the Benefits coding done by a different team of ours. The defects we raise are against the Benefits coding and not against the Application which processes the claims.
Which Life Cycle can be used, Here we have stable requirements (There will not be any change in that), Test data available.No need to do Test design.
Any Quality standards Like ISO will be of any use??
Regards
Buvan
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badrishonu
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Reged: 02/13/12
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Healthcare domain is a vast area. To get acquinted with the domain at functional side, visit to any hospital and get to know various workflows.
Healthcare by large has its own
Standards
Specialization
Workflows
Management
Please let me know which part of Healthcare you are looking for Informatics, Imaging, Pharma, Administration etc...
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yagsy
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Reged: 11/26/01
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I've been testing in a regulated environment now for over 5yrs. As previously mentioned, what do you mean by "healthcare domain"?
Medical device testing?
Medical client/server application?
medical software on a website?
What area in the health care? Insurance? Admittance? customer/patient data storage?
Narrow your scope so someone can help guide you in your research. But note: there is no one right "checklist" in testing in the healthcare domain. If you're looking for a quick, easy answer, then you're not understanding the depth of the work ahead of you.
Also, you might want to start by reading: ISO 13485. Look it up online. This is an outline of what to follow for a Quality Process and to help your company develop a Quality Process to meet the regulations. But it's NOT a checklist for the process or software testing.
Check back and answer the questions...we can help but you will need to provide more details.
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Peter Ruscoe
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After a year and a half (from the original post) I don't suppose it is [stupid is as stupid does] any more! 
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