E-HealthCare-Management-System

Description:

E-HealthCare-Management-System is a console-based application developed using Java. This application facilitates the seamless management of patients, doctors, and administrative tasks. Patients can sign up, log in, view profiles, book appointments, view reports, provide feedback, and make payments online. Doctors can manage appointments and attend to patients, while administrators oversee doctors, patient records, and feedback. This system ensures efficient and organized healthcare management.

Features:

• Features

• Login Functionality
  • User authentication for patients, doctors, and admin.
• Admin Dashboard
  • Add and remove doctors.
  • View patient and doctor lists.
  • View feedback and reports.
• Patient Dashboard
  • Book and manage appointments.
  • Choose doctors and view reports.
  • Provide feedback and make payments.
• Doctor Dashboard
  • View and attend to appointments.
  • Manage patient records.
• Database Management
  • Report and appointment tables.
  • Feedback forms for patient interaction.

Requirements:

• Java Development Kit (JDK 8+)
• Eclipse IDE
• MySQL Database
• MySQL Connector (mysql-connector-java-8.0.22.jar)

Instructions:

Steps to Run the Project on Your Machine

Prerequisites

1. Download and install Eclipse IDE.
2. Install MySQL Workbench and set up a MySQL database.

Setup Instructions

1. Clone or download the repository:

   bash

   Copy code

   git clone <repository-url>

2. Extract all the files and move them to your Eclipse workspace directory.

3. Import the project into Eclipse:

   • Open Eclipse IDE.
   • Select File > Open Projects from File System.
   • Navigate to the extracted folder and open the EHMS project.

4. Configure the database:

   • Open EHMS.sql in MySQL Workbench and execute the script to set up the database schema.
   • Download mysql-connector-java-8.0.22.jar if not already available.

5. Update the .classpath file:

   • Locate .classpath in the project folder.
   • Update Line 9 with the correct path to your downloaded .jar file.

6. Update database credentials:

   • Open the ConnectionProvider.java file.
   • Modify the uname (username) and pass (password) variables to match your MySQL database credentials.

7. Run the application:

   • Right-click on the project in Eclipse.
   • Select Run As > Java Application.