Scenario The System Development for Patients Surgery Al Sarooj is the multispecialty hospital conducting various types of surgeries. The surgery keeps information on patients registered with it (patient number, name, address and telephone) and the GPs (doctor number, name, address and telephone) employed within it. Each patient is registered with a single GP but, if unavailable, they may make appointments to see any of the other GPs in the surgery. A record of all appointment slots is maintained, and when patients ring in for an appointment they are allocated one of the unallocated appointment slots with their selected GP. Depending on the patient's diagnosis, a GP may issue one or more prescriptions. Some prescriptions may be repeat prescriptions, but for all prescriptions it must be possible to determine the appointment from which the need for the prescription was determined. A repeat prescription may not necessarily be issued by the GP who made the initial diagnosis. Each prescription will have a prescription number and date. A prescription will contain one or more prescription items. Each Item prescribed will be for a drug at a certain dosage and quantity. Where a specialist opinion is necessary, a GP makes a referral to a hospital consultant. A number of referrals could be made from one appointment. The surgery keeps records of local hospitals and the consultants employed by them. Each consultant works for only one hospital. For accounting purposes the surgery needs to know whether the hospital is private or public (it cannot be both). For public hospitals the surgery keeps details of the district in which the hospital is situated. For private hospitals it keeps details of the private health scheme that operates the hospital. The information kept about the hospital itself is otherwise the same in both cases. 5) Design a class diagram for developing an information System for the scenario provided. Your class diagram should produce a static architectural view of the proposed information system for the scenario. You are required to provide appropriate role names and multiplicities for the relationships in the class diagram. (20 Marks) Scenario The System Development for Patients Surgery Al Sarooj is the multispecialty hospital conducting various types of surgeries. The surgery keeps information on patients registered with it (patient number, name, address and telephone) and the GPs (doctor number, name, address and telephone) employed within it. Each patient is registered with a single GP but, if unavailable, they may make appointments to see any of the other GPs in the surgery. A record of all appointment slots is maintained, and when patients ring in for an appointment they are allocated one of the unallocated appointment slots with their selected GP. Depending on the patient's diagnosis, a GP may issue one or more prescriptions. Some prescriptions may be repeat prescriptions, but for all prescriptions it must be possible to determine the appointment from which the need for the prescription was determined. A repeat prescription may not necessarily be issued by the GP who made the initial diagnosis. Each prescription will have a prescription number and date. A prescription will contain one or more prescription items. Each Item prescribed will be for a drug at a certain dosage and quantity. Where a specialist opinion is necessary, a GP makes a referral to a hospital consultant. A number of referrals could be made from one appointment. The surgery keeps records of local hospitals and the consultants employed by them. Each consultant works for only one hospital. For accounting purposes the surgery needs to know whether the hospital is private or public (it cannot be both). For public hospitals the surgery keeps details of the district in which the hospital is situated. For private hospitals it keeps details of the private health scheme that operates the hospital. The information kept about the hospital itself is otherwise the same in both cases. 5) Design a class diagram for developing an information System for the scenario provided. Your class diagram should produce a static architectural view of the proposed information system for the scenario. You are required to provide appropriate role names and multiplicities for the relationships in the class diagram. (20 Marks)