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• Description:
This is a hospital management system designed to streamline operations such as managing staff, patients, appointments, and news updates. It provides an intuitive interface for hospital staff and administrators to manage day-to-day activities efficiently.
• Technology Stack:
The solution is built using ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, targeting .NET 8, with a SQL Server database for data storage. It is containerized using Docker for easy deployment and scalability.
Key Features
• Staff Management:
Allows administrators to manage staff details, including roles, specialties, and contact information.
• Patient Management:
Enables the creation, updating, and tracking of patient records, including personal details, medical history, and assigned staff.
• Appointment Scheduling:
Facilitates scheduling appointments between patients and doctors, with automated seeding for demonstration purposes.
• News and Announcements:
Provides a platform for publishing hospital news and updates, such as visiting hours and health alerts.
• Responsive Design:
The application is fully responsive, ensuring usability across devices.
Architecture
• Backend:
The backend is built using ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, leveraging Entity Framework Core for database interactions.
• Frontend:
The frontend uses Razor Pages for server-side rendering, with JavaScript for interactivity (e.g., modals and form validation).
• Database:
The database schema includes tables for staff, patients, appointments, and news items, with relationships managed via Entity Framework Core.
• Seeding:
The database is seeded with initial data for demonstration purposes, including sample staff, patients, appointments, and news.
Deployment
• Containerization:
The solution is containerized using Docker, with a multi-stage build process to optimize image size.
• Hosting:
The application is hosted on a web server, accessible via a public URL. Using Nginx and Cloudflare for security.
• CI/CD Pipeline:
A CI/CD pipeline automates the build, test, and deployment process, ensuring rapid and reliable updates.
How to Use
• For Staff:
Log in to manage staff, patients, and appointments. Use the dashboard for an overview of hospital operations.
• For Patients:
Log in to view your records and manage your appointments.
• For Visitors:
View news and announcements, and use the contact form for inquiries.
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