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Practical SQL Task - Hospital Management System

The document outlines the design and implementation of a Hospital Management System (HMS) using MySQL. It details the creation of a database named HospitalDB with specific tables for patients, doctors, appointments, medical history, and billing, along with data insertion and querying tasks. Additionally, it includes basic, advanced, and modification queries to manage and analyze hospital operations effectively.

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Practical SQL Task - Hospital Management System

The document outlines the design and implementation of a Hospital Management System (HMS) using MySQL. It details the creation of a database named HospitalDB with specific tables for patients, doctors, appointments, medical history, and billing, along with data insertion and querying tasks. Additionally, it includes basic, advanced, and modification queries to manage and analyze hospital operations effectively.

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Practical SQL Task: Hospital Management System

Scenario:

You have been hired as a database administrator for a hospital. Your task is to design and
implement a Hospital Management System (HMS) using MySQL. The system should efficiently
manage patient records, doctor assignments, medical history, and billing.

Task Breakdown:

1. Database Creation and Table Design

Create a database named HospitalDB.

Design and create tables for managing hospital operations with the following structure:

Tables:

1. Patients

PatientID (Primary Key)

FirstName

LastName

DOB (Date of Birth)

Gender

PhoneNumber

Email

Address

BloodType

InsuranceNumber

2. Doctors
DoctorID (Primary Key)

FirstName

LastName

Specialization

PhoneNumber

Email

Department

3. Appointments

AppointmentID (Primary Key)

PatientID (Foreign Key references Patients.PatientID)

DoctorID (Foreign Key references Doctors.DoctorID)

AppointmentDate

Diagnosis

Prescription

ConsultationFee

4. MedicalHistory

HistoryID (Primary Key)

PatientID (Foreign Key references Patients.PatientID)

DoctorID (Foreign Key references Doctors.DoctorID)

DateRecorded
ConditionDiagnosed

TreatmentGiven

5. Billing

BillID (Primary Key)

PatientID (Foreign Key references Patients.PatientID)

AmountDue

PaymentStatus (Paid, Unpaid, Pending)

DateOfBill

PaymentMethod

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2. Data Insertion

Insert at least 10 patients, 5 doctors, and 15 appointments.

Add 5 medical history records per patient.

Generate billing records for at least 10 patients.

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3. Querying the Database

Basic Queries:

1. Retrieve all appointments for a given patient, including the doctor's name and specialization.
2. Find all patients treated by a specific doctor.

3. Get a list of unpaid bills.

4. Count the number of patients each doctor has treated.

Advanced Queries:

5. Find the total revenue generated by consultations.

6. Retrieve patients who have had more than three appointments in the last year.

7. Get a list of doctors with the highest number of appointments.

8. Identify patients who have been diagnosed with Diabetes at least twice.

Modification Queries:

9. Update the consultation fee for all doctors specializing in Cardiology.

10. Delete records of patients who haven't had an appointment in the last 5 years.

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