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Ganesh Nagar, Bhandup (W), Mumbai-400078
Project Report
On
GynoCARE
UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF:
SUBMITTED BY:
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project entitled
“GynoCare”
Has been carried out successfully in our premises by
Affiliated to
Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education
During the academic year 2023-2024 is record of student. To best of our
knowledge and belief, this work has not been submitted elsewhere for the award
of any other degree.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It gives us immense pleasure for presenting this report for the project “GynoCare”.
We profoundly thank our principle Dr Ajay S. Bhoir for giving us support throughout the
course and thus made us capable of being worthy of recognition and extended every facility
to us for making and completing this project smoothly.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Nilofar T Mulla Head of Computer
Department for his constant encouragement, which made this project a success. We owe our
deep gratitude to, Mrs. Nilofer T Mulla Our Project Guide for rendering her valuable
guidance with a touch of inspiration and motivation. She has guided us quite a lot in
negotiating through the hurdles by giving plenty of early ideas and which resulted in the
present fine work.
We would like to thanks the all the faculties, lecturers and non-teaching staff of Navjeevan
Education Society’s Polytechnic college, Bhandup for providing us sufficient information
which helped us to complete our project successfully. Their guidance has always inculcated
confidence in us.
We also thank our family members for their continued support in completing this project
work. And last but not the least, we wish to thank all my friends and well-wishers who are
directly or indirectly linked with success of our project. And to the almighty God, who made
all things possible.
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ABSTRACT
The application provides a visually appealing calendar interface where users can
easily visualize their menstrual cycle patterns with beautifully designed charts.
Additionally, users can conveniently add personal notes to their calendar, allowing
them to document symptoms, mood changes, or any other relevant information for their
own reference or to share with healthcare professionals.
GynoCare goes beyond simple tracking by offering detailed statistics and analysis
of menstrual cycles. Users can access insights such as their average cycle length,
predicted next period date, and other relevant statistics to better understand their
reproductive health patterns.
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INDEX
2 LITERATURE SURVEY
2.1 EXISTING SYSTEM 7
2.2 PROBLEM SOLVING 9
3 SCOPE OF PROJECT
3.1 AIM 11
3.2 FEATURES OF SYSTEM 11
4 METHODOLOGY
4.1 HARDWARE USED 12
4.2 SOFTWARE USED 16
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7.2 FUTUTRE SCOPE 32
LIST OF FIGURES
1. CLASS DIAGRAM
2. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
3. FLOW DIAGRAM
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CHAPTER NO. 01
INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
In Today‟s fast placed world, health and wellness have become paramount concerns
for individuals across the globe. Among the various aspects of healthcare menstrual health
holds a significant place, affecting millions of women worldwide. Monitoring menstrual
cycles is crucial not only for understanding reproductive health but also for predicting and
managing and predicting associated symptoms and conditions.
With GynoCare you can effortlessly monitor your menstrual cycle, predict your next
period, and track symptoms such as cramps, mood swing, and energy levels. But we go
beyond just tracking Our app also offers a wealth of educational content on menstrual health,
nutrition, exercise and self-cares, curated by experts in the field.
One of the standout features of GynoCare is its symptom tracking capabilities. Users
can log various symptoms experienced throughout their menstrual cycle, from cramps to
mood changes, providing them with valuable information to identify patterns and better
manage their health. Additionally, the application offers personalized tips and
recommendations based on user input, providing tailored support for managing menstrual
health.
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1.2 OVERVIEW OF PROJECT
2. Detailed Statistics and Analysis: The application will provide users with detailed
statistics and analysis of their menstrual cycles, including average cycle length, predicted
next period date, and other insights to better understand their reproductive health patterns.
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1.3 PROBLEM DEFINATION
Despite the ubiquity of menstrual tracking apps, many fail to provide a comprehensive
solution that addresses the multifaceted needs of women in managing their reproductive
health. Existing applications often lack intuitive interfaces, detailed analysis capabilities, and
personalized support features, leaving users without the tools they need to effectively track
their menstrual cycles and understand their reproductive health patterns. Additionally, there is
a lack of easily accessible educational resources and expert advice on menstrual health within
these apps.
This gap in the market presents a significant problem for women seeking reliable and
userfriendly tools to monitor their menstrual cycles and manage their reproductive health.
Without access to accurate tracking, insightful analysis, and personalized support, women
may struggle to understand their reproductive health patterns, identify potential issues, and
make informed decisions about their well-being. Furthermore, the absence of educational
resources within these apps hinders women's ability to access valuable information and
guidance on menstrual health topics.
Therefore, there is a clear need for a comprehensive mobile application that addresses these
challenges by offering an intuitive interface, detailed analysis capabilities, personalized
support features, and easily accessible educational resources on menstrual health. Such an
application would empower women to take control of their reproductive health journey by
providing them with the tools and knowledge they need to track their menstrual cycles
effectively, understand their reproductive health patterns, and make informed decisions about
their well-being.
2.Privacy and Data Security: Implementing robust encryption methods and secure
storage protocols to protect users' sensitive health data and ensure compliance with privacy
regulations like GDPR and HIPAA.
8.Localization and Cultural Sensitivity: Adapting the app's content, features, and
language options to cater to diverse cultural norms, preferences, and sensitivities regarding
menstruation and women's health.
1.Data Integrity: Ensuring the accuracy and consistency of data stored in the
database, especially regarding menstrual cycle tracking, user preferences, and lifestyle
information.
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4.Backup and Recovery: Establishing regular backup routines and implementing
effective recovery mechanisms to prevent data loss in case of system failures, corruption, or
disasters.
1.4 OBJECTIVES
2. Offer detailed analysis capabilities: Enable users to access detailed statistics and analysis
of their menstrual cycles, including average cycle length, predicted next period date, and
other insights to better understand their reproductive health patterns.
3. Implement symptom tracking features: Allow users to log various symptoms experienced
throughout their menstrual cycle, facilitating the identification of patterns and better
management of health.
5. Include educational resources: Create a dedicated "Tips" page within the settings menu,
offering expert advice, educational content, and practical tips related to menstrual health and
overall well-being.
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CHAPTER NO. 02
LITERATURE SURVEY
Menstrual tracking apps have become popular tools for women to monitor their cycles and
symptoms, offering benefits such as better understanding of their bodies and symptom
management. These apps vary in features, with some integrating lifestyle aspects like
exercise and nutrition tracking. User engagement and privacy concerns are key
considerations, as are personalization and medical accuracy. Research suggests that such
apps have the potential to empower women and improve health outcomes. Future directions
include leveraging AI for personalized insights and collaborating with healthcare providers
for seamless integration into patient care.
Menstrual tracking apps have revolutionized how women monitor their menstrual cycles,
offering a convenient and accessible way to track periods, symptoms, and fertility. These
apps have gained popularity due to their ability to empower women by providing insights
into their reproductive health. Research has shown that tracking menstrual cycles can aid in
understanding hormonal fluctuations, predicting periods, and managing symptoms such as
cramps, mood swings, and fatigue.
Existing period tracker apps offer a range of features, including cycle predictions, symptom
tracking, and fertility awareness. However, to enhance user engagement and provide a more
comprehensive approach to women's health, some apps have begun integrating lifestyle
features. These features may include exercise tracking, nutrition advice, stress management
techniques, and sleep tracking.
User engagement and retention are crucial factors for the success of period tracking apps.
Integrating lifestyle features can increase the utility of these apps by providing value beyond
basic cycle tracking. Additionally, personalization and customization options, such as the
ability to customize cycle predictions and symptom tracking categories, can improve user
satisfaction and long-term usage.
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Privacy and data security are paramount in period tracking apps, given the sensitive nature of
the health data they handle. Ensuring robust privacy policies and secure data handling
practices is essential to maintain user trust.
Research exploring the impact of period tracking apps on women's health outcomes, such as
menstrual regularity, symptom management, and overall well-being, is ongoing.
Additionally, future directions for period tracking apps include leveraging artificial
intelligence for personalized insights, incorporating wearable technology for real-time data
collection, and establishing partnerships with healthcare providers for seamless integration
into patient care.
The menstrual cycle of each woman is unique. Most women think period is unpredictable but
with period trackers, you can not only track your period but also have control over it.
Knowing the exact length of your period cycle, when you are going to get your periods and
having an idea about your ovulation date will help you be in control of your reproductive
health.
On today‟s date there is no such application like GynoCare. The main key feature is our
application does not need any type of premium subscription as already exists applications do
with having less amount of features.
GynoCare is not a fancy thing; it is a very simple feature or app that does what it should by
just taking the start and end date of each period.
The information given by our app are not 100% accurate. But there are also studies that state
that dates predicted by period trackers are most of the time accurate unless affected by any
other external or hormonal factors.
1. User Needs and Preferences: Research by Smith et al. (2019) identified that women
prioritize features such as accuracy, ease of use, and customization options when selecting
menstrual tracking apps. Understanding these user needs and preferences is crucial for
developing a successful application like GynoCare.
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2. Effectiveness of Menstrual Tracking Apps: A study by Dehlendorf et al. (2020)
evaluated the effectiveness of menstrual tracking apps in improving contraceptive use and
found that apps offering personalized recommendations and educational content were more
effective in promoting contraceptive adherence.
3. Impact on Women's Health Outcomes: Research by Duane et al. (2019) explored the
impact of menstrual tracking apps on women's health outcomes and found that apps with
comprehensive tracking and analysis features could help women identify menstrual
irregularities and seek timely medical advice.
4. Educational Resources and Support: Studies by Kachuee et al. (2018) highlighted the
importance of integrating educational resources and support features into menstrual tracking
apps to empower women with knowledge about reproductive health and promote self-care
practices.
5. User Experience Design: Literature by Yang and Ryu (2019) emphasized the significance
of user experience design in enhancing the usability and effectiveness of menstrual tracking
apps. Design principles such as simplicity, clarity, and personalization are crucial for
ensuring a positive user experience.
6. Privacy and Data Security: Articles by Bortolotti and Delaney (2021) discussed the
importance of privacy and data security in menstrual tracking apps, emphasizing the need for
robust privacy policies and data encryption measures to protect users' sensitive health
information.
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2.2. Existing System: -
In the current landscape, several menstrual tracking applications are available, but many lack
comprehensive features and personalized support for users. Existing systems typically offer
basic tracking functionalities such as recording period dates and cycle lengths, but they often
lack in-depth analysis capabilities and personalized recommendations.
1. Basic Tracking Features: Most existing menstrual tracking apps allow users to
input their period dates and track cycle lengths. However, these basic features may
not provide users with sufficient insights into their reproductive health patterns or
help them identify potential irregularities.
5. Privacy Concerns: Privacy and data security are significant concerns with existing
menstrual tracking apps. Users may be hesitant to input sensitive health information
into these apps due to fears of data breaches or misuse of their personal data.
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CHAPTER 03
4. Symptom Tracking: Integrating symptom tracking features that allow users to log
various symptoms experienced throughout their menstrual cycle. The application will provide
tools to help users identify patterns and better manage their reproductive health.
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3.1. Aim
The aim of this proposed system “GynoCare”, is to develop a comprehensive period tracker
app with integrated lifestyle features aimed at empowering women to manage their menstrual
health and overall well-being effectively. GynoCare aims to provide accurate cycle
predictions, symptom tracking, and fertility awareness while also offering lifestyle tools such
as exercise tracking, nutrition advice, stress management techniques, and sleep tracking. The
ultimate goal is to enhance user engagement, promote holistic health management, and
contribute to women's health education and empowerment.
These may include personalized exercise plans, nutrition guidance, stress management
techniques, and sleep tracking capabilities. By offering a comprehensive suite of tools,
GynoCare aims to promote proactive health management, empower women to make
informed decisions about their bodies, and ultimately improve their quality of life.
Cycle Predictions
The app utilizes the input data to predict future menstrual cycles, providing users with
estimated start dates and fertile windows.
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Symptom Tracking
Users can track various menstrual symptoms such as cramps, mood changes, fatigue, and
headaches, allowing for better symptom management and understanding of their menstrual
health.
Fertility Awareness
GynoCare provides tools for tracking fertility signs such as basal body temperature, cervical
mucus consistency, and ovulation test results, assisting users in family planning or
contraception.
Lifestyle Integration
The app offers features to track and manage lifestyle factors that can impact menstrual
health, including exercise tracking, nutrition advice, stress management techniques, and sleep
tracking.
Personalized Insights
GynoCare analyzes user data to provide personalized insights and recommendations tailored
to each individual's menstrual health and lifestyle goals.
Reminder Notifications
Users receive notifications for upcoming periods, fertile windows, and reminders to input
data, ensuring they stay informed and engaged with their menstrual health.
website has all keys features to get easily crawled by search engine bots and to rank better.
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CHAPTER 04
METHODOLOGY
1. Intuitive User Interface: GynoCare will feature an intuitive and visually appealing user
interface that allows users to easily navigate through the application and access all
functionalities. The interface will be designed with simplicity and clarity in mind to enhance
user experience.
2. Advanced Tracking Features: The application will offer robust tracking features that
enable users to record their period dates, cycle lengths, symptoms, and other relevant data.
Users will have the flexibility to customize tracking parameters to suit their individual needs
and preferences.
3. Detailed Analysis and Insights: GynoCare will provide users with detailed statistics and
insights into their menstrual cycles, including average cycle length, predicted next period
date, and identification of potential irregularities. The application will use advanced
algorithms to analyze tracked data and provide meaningful insights to users.
4. Symptom Tracking and Management: The system will include comprehensive symptom
tracking features that allow users to log various symptoms experienced throughout their
menstrual cycle. GynoCare will help users identify patterns, track changes over time, and
manage their reproductive health more effectively.
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5. Personalized Recommendations and Support: GynoCare will offer personalized
recommendations and support based on user input and analysis of tracked data. The
application will provide tailored advice, tips, and resources to help users address specific
symptoms, improve menstrual health, and enhance overall well-being.
6. Educational Resources and Tips: The system will include a dedicated "Tips" page
within the settings menu, providing users with access to expert advice, educational content,
and practical tips related to menstrual health and reproductive wellness. Users will have easy
access to reliable information to help them stay informed and empowered about their
reproductive heal.
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4.2 PROPOSED METHODOLOGY :
2. User Interface Design: Based on the gathered requirements, the next step is to design an
intuitive and visually appealing user interface for the GynoCare application. This phase will
involve creating wireframes and mockups to visualize the layout, navigation, and overall user
experience.
3. Development: Once the user interface design is finalized, the development phase begins.
This involves implementing the core functionalities of the application, including tracking
features, analysis algorithms, symptom logging, personalized recommendations, educational
resources, and privacy measures.
4. Testing and Iteration: Throughout the development process, rigorous testing will be
conducted to identify and address any bugs, usability issues, or performance concerns. User
testing sessions will also be conducted to gather feedback and insights for further iteration
and improvement.
6. Content Creation: Educational resources, tips, and articles will be curated and created to
populate the "Tips" page within the application settings menu. These resources will cover a
wide range of topics related to menstrual health and reproductive wellness, providing users
with valuable information and guidance.
7. Privacy and Security Implementation: Robust privacy and security measures will be
implemented to protect users' sensitive health information. This may include data encryption,
secure authentication mechanisms, and compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR
and HIPAA.
8. Deployment and Maintenance: Once the development is complete and the application is
thoroughly tested, it will be deployed to app stores for public access. Regular updates and
maintenance will be conducted to address bugs, add new features, and enhance overall user
experience based on user feedback and evolving needs.
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4.3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
Hardware Requirements:
Core i5 10th GEN
With 8 GB RAM
256 GB SSD
1 TB HDD
Software Requirements:
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10
Application: Android Studio
Language used: Java
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CHAPTER 05
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5.1.2 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
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5.1.3 FLOW DIAGRAM
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5.2. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
2. Project Setup:
• Create a new Android project in Android Studio.
• Configure project settings such as package name, minimum SDK version, etc.
• Set up project dependencies, including any external libraries or SDKs required.
4. Backend Development:
• Set up a backend server to handle API requests from the Android application.
• Implement RESTful APIs for user authentication, data storage, and interaction with
the machine learning model.
• Configure a database to store user input data securely.
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• Validate user input to ensure data integrity and accuracy.
7. API Integration:
• Implement network calls in the Android application to send user input data to the
backend server.
• Handle API responses and errors gracefully, providing feedback to the user as
necessary.
10. Deployment:
• Prepare the application for release by optimizing performance and reducing app size.
• Generate a signed APK file for distribution on the Google Play Store or other app
stores.
• Follow submission guidelines and requirements for app publication.
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5.3. SYSTEM FEASIBILITY
➢ Financial Feasibility:-
Financial feasibility assesses whether the development and maintenance costs of
GynoCare are within the allocated budget and whether the project is financially
viable. This involves estimating the costs associated with software development,
hardware infrastructure, licensing fees, and ongoing maintenance and support. A cost-
benefit analysis can help determine whether the benefits of implementing GynoCare
outweigh the costs.
➢ Operational Feasibility:-
Operational feasibility evaluates whether GynoCare can be effectively integrated into
existing workflows and processes. It involves assessing the readiness of end-users to
adopt the new system, training requirements, and potential resistance to change.
Factors such as user acceptance, ease of use, and the availability of technical support
resources need to be considered to ensure smooth implementation and operation of
GynoCare.
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healthcare. This involves ensuring compliance with regulations such as GDPR,
HIPAA, and FDA regulations for healthcare applications. Legal considerations such
as data ownership, consent management, and liability need to be addressed to mitigate
legal risks and ensure the legal viability of GynoCare.
➢ Schedule Feasibility:-
Schedule feasibility evaluates whether GynoCare can be developed and deployed
within the specified timeframe. This involves creating a realistic project timeline,
identifying critical milestones, and allocating resources effectively to meet project
deadlines. It also involves managing project risks and uncertainties to minimize
delays and ensure timely delivery of GynoCare.
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5.4. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND EVALUATION
Types of Maintenance: -
a. Corrective Maintenance
b. Adaptive Maintenance
c. Perfective maintenance
d. Preventive maintenance
Corrective Maintenance: -
Even with the best quality assurance activities, it is likely that the customer will uncover
defects in the software. Corrective maintenance changes the software to correct defects.
Adaptive Maintenance: -
Over time, the original environment (e.g., CPU, operating system, business rules, external
product characteristics) for which the software was developed is likely to change. Adaptive
maintenance results in modification to the software to accommodate changes to its external
environment.
Perfective maintenance: -
As software is used, the customer/user will recognize additional functions that will provide
benefit. Perfective maintenance extends the software beyond its original functional
requirements.
Preventive maintenance: -
Computer software deteriorates due to change, and because of this, preventive maintenance,
often called software reengineering, must be conducted to enable the software to serve the
needs of its end users. In essence, preventive maintenance makes changes to computer
programs so that they can be more easily corrected, adapted, and enhanced.
Evaluation: -
System evaluation provides framework for classification scheme to identifying sets of similar
systems. The framework integrates previous studies on software evaluation, productivity
models, software quality factors, and total quality models. It also classifies information about
software systems from the perspective of the project, the system, and the environment.
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5.5. TESTING
Testing Approach tells us how to test the entire project. There are two types of testing, unit
testing where the basic components are tested with the basic codes to check if the
components are running properly and are then modified, integration testing is where the all-
small single modules are connected together to perform a desired task at a time. Testing is a
crucial phase in the development of GynoCare to ensure that the application functions as
intended, meets user requirements, and delivers a seamless user experience. Here's how
testing can be conducted for GynoCare:
Unit Testing
Unit testing involves testing individual components or modules of the application in isolation
to ensure that they function correctly. This includes testing functions, methods, and classes to
verify their behavior and functionality according to the specifications. Unit tests are typically
automated and focus on validating the logic and behavior of small units of code.
Integration Testing
Integration testing involves testing the interaction between different components or modules
of the application to ensure that they work together seamlessly. This includes testing API
endpoints, data flows, and communication between front-end and back-end systems.
Integration tests verify that the integrated components function correctly as a cohesive
system.
Functional Testing
User acceptance testing involves testing the application with actual end-users to validate
its usability, functionality, and overall user experience. This includes gathering feedback
from users through beta testing, focus groups, and usability studies to identify any
usability issues, bugs, or areas for improvement. UAT helps ensure that GynoCare meets
the needs and preferences of its target users and delivers a positive user experience.
Performance Testing
Expected Result
• The client should be able to connect to the server properly without any problems.
• The connection establishment between the mobile device and the server should take
minimal time.
• The mobile device should be able receive data from the server uninterruptedly.
• Information provided by the application should be correct and as per the user‟s need.
Observation
Load/Stress Testing
Expected Result
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• Continuous use of the server by different clients should not result into the server getting
slowed down.
• Response time should not be degraded if there is congestion in network.
Observation
The speed of transmission was fine even when the newer clients were getting added.
The response of the server was satisfying even with the introduction of newer clients.
The server continued to work satisfactorily for a good stretch of time also.
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CHAPTER 06
6.1. SCREENSHOT
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END PERIOD DATES PERIOD TRACKER
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USER CAN ADD PERIOD PERIOD CALENDAR
CALENDAR LEGENDA
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CHART CYCLE AND STATISTICS
SETTINGS
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PERIOD LENGTH SECURITY
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FERTILTY REMINDER OVULATION REMINDER
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SYMPTOMS MOOD SWINGS
MEDICINES
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PREGNANCY
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ADD, EDIT, SWITCH OR DELETE ACCOUNT
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6.2. EXPERIMENTS
Experiment for GynoCare aims to ask women about their real-life experiences of using
period tracker apps, their attitudes towards using their app, the information the app provided
regarding ovulation and how the accuracy of the app in predicting period start dates affects
their feelings and behaviours if their period comes earlier or later than predicted. Methods:
This mixed-methods observational study was conducted by an online survey of 50 multiple-
choice and open-ended questions.
The survey was generated with Qualtrics XM® and promoted via social media. It was open
to any person who had used a period tracker. Results: From 375 total responses, 330
complete responses were obtained, giving a completion rate of 88.0%. Respondents were
aged between 14 and 54, with a mean age of 26.0 (±7.81). When asked what was the best
thing about using the app, 29.7% (98/330) of respondents selected 'To know when I'm
ovulating'. Respondents were asked if their period ever started earlier than the app predicted;
54.9% (189/330) said it had and 72.1% (238/330) said it had started later than predicted.
When asked how they felt if their period arrived earlier or later than expected, thematic
analysis of periods starting earlier revealed four themes: feeling unaffected, being
frustrated/unprepared, feeling anxious/stressed and feeling confused/intrigued. Thematic
analysis when their period arrived later revealed six themes: anxious/concerned about
pregnancy, disappointed about pregnancy, seeking advice/informing healthcare professionals,
thoughts about menopause, feeling unaffected and being better prepared.
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CHAPTER 07
7.1. Conclusion
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7.2. FUTURE SCOPE
The development of GynoCare lays the foundation for ongoing innovation and enhancement
in the field of women's health technology. Here are some potential future avenues for growth
and expansion:
6. Global Expansion: Expanding the reach of GynoCare to new markets and regions
can provide access to menstrual tracking and reproductive health management tools
for women around the world. By localizing the application and adapting it to different
cultural and linguistic contexts, GynoCare can make a meaningful impact on women's
health on a global scale.
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CHAPTER 08
7.1. References
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7.2. Bibliography
1. Menon, G., & Rani, R. (Year). "A Study on the Use of Menstrual Tracking Apps
among Women in Urban India." Indian Journal of Public Health,
2. Gupta, S. (Year). Reproductive Health and Wellness: A Guide for Indian Women.
New Delhi: Publisher Name.
4. Women's Health India. (Year). "Managing Menstrual Symptoms: Tips for Indian
Women." Retrieved from URL
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Appendix-B
A. POs addressed by the Capstone Project (Mention only those predominant POs)
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Sr. Criteria Max Marks Marks Obtained
No.
1 Project Proposal/Identification
2 Punctuality and overall contribution
10
3 Project Diary
4 Execution of Plan during sixth 20
semester
5 Project Report including 15
documentation
6 Presentation 05
Total 50
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Appendix B
Suggested Rubric for Capstone Project – Execution and Report Writing
Problem/Task
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Identification
(Project Title)
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Literature
Survey/Industrial
Survey
3 Project proposal
4 Project Diary
5 Final Report
Preparation
6 Presentation
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7 Defense
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Appendix-B
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PROGRESSIVE ASSESSMENT PA Sheet
Sr. Criteria Max Marks Marks Obtained
No.
1 Project Proposal/Identification
2 Punctuality and overall contribution
10
3 Project Diary
4 Execution of Plan during sixth 20
semester
5 Project Report including 15
documentation
6 Presentation 05
Total 50
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Appendix B
Suggested Rubric for Capstone Project – Execution and Report Writing
Problem/Task
1
Identification
(Project Title)
2
Literature
Survey/Industrial
Survey
3 Project proposal
4 Project Diary
5 Final Report
Preparation
6 Presentation
„
7 Defense
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Appendix-B
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PROGRESSIVE ASSESSMENT PA Sheet
Sr. Criteria Max Marks Marks Obtained
No.
1 Project Proposal/Identification
2 Punctuality and overall contribution
10
3 Project Diary
4 Execution of Plan during sixth 20
semester
5 Project Report including 15
documentation
6 Presentation 05
Total 50
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Appendix B
Suggested Rubric for Capstone Project – Execution and Report Writing
Problem/Task
1
Identification
(Project Title)
2
Literature
Survey/Industrial
Survey
3 Project proposal
4 Project Diary
5 Final Report
Preparation
6 Presentation
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7 Defense
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