The Hospital Management System is a console-based application developed in C language. This project aims to streamline the management of patient records within a hospital setting. The system provides functionality to:
- Add Records: Enter new patient details into the system.
- Edit Records: Modify existing patient details.
- Search Records: Retrieve patient details based on specific search criteria.
- Delete Records: Remove patient details from the system.
This project is designed to be a simple and efficient solution for small to medium-sized hospitals that need to manage patient records digitally.
- Add Patient Records: Allows the user to input and store patient information, such as name, age, gender, contact details, and medical history.
- Edit Patient Records: Enables the user to update existing records with new information.
- Search Patient Records: Provides a search functionality to quickly find specific patient records using various filters.
- Delete Patient Records: Offers the ability to remove patient records from the system when they are no longer needed.
To run this project, you will need:
- A C compiler (like GCC)
- A terminal or command prompt
Follow these steps to compile and run the Hospital Management System:
- Clone the repository or download the source code:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/hospital-management-system.git
- Compile the source code:
Use the following command to compile the project:
gcc hospitalcodefinal.c -o hospitalcodefinal
- Run the executable:
After successful compilation, run the executable file:
./hospitalcodefinal
- Follow the on-screen instructions: The system will guide you through the process of adding, editing, searching, and deleting patient records.
hospital_management.c: The main source code file containing all the logic and functionality of the Hospital Management System.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Inspired by the need for simple and effective healthcare management solutions. Developed as part of a learning exercise in C programming.