💻 Telemed — Console-Based Java Application for Telemedicine

Telemed is a Java-based console application developed to simulate the core functionalities of a telemedicine platform. Built with object-oriented programming principles, the project organizes features into dedicated Java classes and packages such as appointments, bookings, prescriptions, users, and more.

This project does not include UI/UX and runs entirely on the command line (CLI), accepting input from the user and displaying output in the terminal.

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🧠 Key Concepts Used

• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
• Encapsulation through class structure
• File handling and basic I/O
• Menu-driven navigation
• Console-based interaction

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📁 Project Structure

telemed/ | ├── appointments/ # Handles appointment-related logic | | ├── bookings/ # Booking system logic | | ├── main/ # Entry point of the project | | ├── prescriptions/ # Prescription generation/viewing | | ├── telemed/ # Common/shared components | | ├── users/ # User management (doctors/patients) | | ├── prescriptions.txt # Stored prescription data | | └── usersPatient.txt # Stored patient data

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📝 Features

• Add/view/delete appointments
• Manage doctor/patient records
• Book consultations
• Generate/view prescriptions
• File-based data storage

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📌 Notes

• This project does not include any graphical interface.
• All operations are done through text-based prompts and inputs.
• Data is stored in local .txt files.

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👥 Contributors

This project was collaboratively developed by:
Tanisha Desai
Sneha Vankar

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🚀 How to Run

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/telemed.git
   cd telemed

2. Compile and run the code:

   javac main/Main.java
   java main.Main
   

3. Follow the on-screen menu to navigate the system.