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Hospital Database System

Detailed Requirements

OCTOBER 14, 2024


A hospital has DOCTORS, each doctor has a Doctor_ID (unique),
First_Name, Last_Name, Specialization, Contact_Info (Phone and
Email), and is associated with a Department.

A DOCTOR can be linked to multiple PATIENTS. We keep track of


their Doctor_ID, Specialization, and Department.

A hospital has PATIENTS, each patient has a Patient_ID (unique),


First_Name, Last_Name, Age, Medical_History, and is assigned to a
Room (using Assigned_Room_ID, foreign key from Room).

Each PATIENT is assigned to one DOCTOR, and we track the


Assigned_Room_ID, which is linked to a specific Room entity for
admitted patients.

A hospital employs RECEPTIONISTS, each receptionist has a


Receptionist_ID (unique), Full_Name, Contact_Number, Shift_Hours,
and Assigned_Tasks.

Each RECEPTIONIST manages patient intake and scheduling of


appointments, and we track their Shift_Hours and Assigned_Tasks.
A hospital has ROOMS, each room has a Room_ID (unique),
Room_Type (e.g., ICU, General Ward), Capacity, Availability_Status
(available, occupied), and Maintenance_Needs.

A ROOM can have one or more PATIENTS assigned, depending on


its Capacity, and the system tracks the Availability_Status (whether
the room is occupied or under maintenance).

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