I developed this patient documentation MVC during my last 4 weeks at Eleven Fifty Academy's software development bootcamp. This program is designed for use in small healthcare offices or multi-clinic networks of any variety. Through the healthcare professional portal, patient-access staff can manage patient information and schedules, and healthcare providers can view patient information, schedules, and document treatments with a universal note creation service.

To run this program locally on your computer, you will need:

• Visual Studio Community
• A web browser

• Clone to your local repository and open in VS Community.
• You will need to set up a connection string. Create a new, empty config file named "ConnectionStrings.config" and add a connection string here for Web.config to access.
• Open the Package Manager Console. Select PatientDocumentation.Data as the default project and run "update-database" in the command line to seed the database. This will create an Admin user with UserName "admin@mvc.com" and password "Pw123!".

• When you first run the program, you'll see that there is some information you can access before logging in - namely, information about Clinics and Providers.
• Admins have full functional capabilities for all components and are the only ones who can create/manage Clinics, Providers, and manage roles for other users. They can access all functions from the drop-down menu. Use the default Admin login to enter your Clinics and Providers into the database and tie your Providers' UserIds to their listing information.
• Users with the Receptionist role can Create/Manage Patient information and Appointments.
• Users with the Provider role can Manage Patient information, have their own Schedule view, and Create/Manage treatment notes for their appointments.
• A Patient user role currently exists but there is no function as yet for this role. In future updates, Patients will be able to see their upcoming appointments.

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