A simple desktop application built to manage the workflow within a hospital. This project demonstrates core concepts of object-oriented programming in Java and practical integration of databases and graphical user interfaces.

• Java – Core language used for the entire backend logic
• Swing – For building the graphical user interface (GUI)
• JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) – To connect and interact with the Microsoft SQL Server database
• Microsoft SQL Server – Used as the relational database for storing hospital data
• File I/O – Used to manage and load configurations from external files (e.g., database connection settings)

• Add, update, and delete patient records
• Manage hospital rooms and their availability
• Assign patients to rooms
• Track staying time and patient details
• Store and retrieve data using a secure SQL database
• Configurable setup using file-based configuration

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Omarioooo/HospitalSystem.git
   cd HospitalSystem

2. Configure the Database:

   • Set up your Microsoft SQL Server.
   • Run the provided SQL script (if available) to create necessary tables and stored procedures.
   • Update the configuration file SQL_SERVER.txt file with your connection details.

3. Run the Application:

   • Open the project in your favorite IDE (e.g., IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse).
   • Make sure the MS SQL JDBC driver is included in the classpath.
   • Run the Main.java file.

• Add user authentication (login system for staff)
• Add role-based access (doctor, nurse, admin)
• Generate reports (daily admissions, discharge summaries, etc.)
• Improve UI design with modern Java UI libraries

Omar Mohamed