COVID-19 Patients Tracking

The "Registration" table stores detailed registration information for COVID-19 patients. It includes fields such as reference number, patient name, current status (e.g., admitted, discharged), patient's home address, hospital name, hospital address, and other relevant details. This table helps in tracking the movement and status of patients, managing hospital admissions, and maintaining a comprehensive record of patient histories throughout their treatment.

The "Patients" table maintains essential demographic and medical information about COVID-19 patients. It includes fields such as patient name, gender, date of birth, email, phone number, last registered home address, current status, and additional details. This table serves as a repository for patient-specific data, enabling healthcare providers to monitor health trends, track patient outcomes, and facilitate timely interventions based on individual health profiles.

The "Addresses" table stores detailed addresses associated with patients and hospitals. It captures fields such as postal code, apartment or building number, street name, city, country, location coordinates, and other pertinent details. This table facilitates accurate geolocation tracking of patient and hospital addresses, aiding in logistical planning, resource allocation, and spatial analysis related to COVID-19 cases.

The "Hospitals" table contains information about hospitals involved in treating COVID-19 patients. It includes fields like hospital name, postal code, street address, building number, city, country, hospital location coordinates, and additional details. This table supports efficient management of hospital resources, patient referrals, and collaboration among healthcare facilities during the pandemic response.

The "COVID Patients Tracking" database is essential for healthcare authorities to monitor the spread of COVID-19, manage patient care effectively, allocate resources efficiently, and facilitate data-driven decision-making. By leveraging this database, healthcare providers can enhance their response to the pandemic, ensure continuity of care, and contribute to public health efforts aimed at controlling and mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on communities.