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In the medical field, the ward round procedure is essential for managing patient care and making decisions. However, because of the unstructured and diverse nature of the information shared during these cycles, it frequently suffers from inefficiencies. This procedure can be streamlined by using an ontology-based model, which offers a formal framework for obtaining and organising medical knowledge. In order to improve the ward round procedure in healthcare systems, this study proposes an ontology-based approach. The suggested model creates a coherent framework by combining many healthcare data sources, such as clinical guidelines, treatment regimens, and patient records. The approach guarantees consistent and reliable information retrieval by utilising standardised medical ontologies and semantic web technologies, which improves communication between medical experts. In the end, the ontology-based method enhances patient outcomes by supporting evidence-based decision-making and increasing the effectiveness of ward rounds. evidence-based decision-making, cohesive organisation, patient records, and treatment regimens.