Are you tired of spending hours waiting to see a doctor? Bid farewell to long queues and embrace convenience with DOC-Q! Our innovative app addresses the perennial issue of waiting in hospitals by revolutionizing the entire healthcare process.
👩⚕️ How it Works:
1️⃣ Easily book appointments for consultations, scans, blood tests, and surgeries.
2️⃣ Access offline consultations promptly at your designated time, saving you precious hours.
3️⃣ Benefit from our extensive network of private diagnostic labs and scanning centers for efficient testing.
4️⃣ Need surgery? No worries! Book your appointment hassle-free at our private operation theaters.
💡 What Sets Us Apart:
✅ Say goodbye to waiting months for an appointment. Gain swift access to quality healthcare.
✅ Enjoy affordable rates with transparent pricing. We believe in making healthcare accessible to everyone.
✅ Empower clinical doctors and foster efficiency in healthcare delivery.
Experience the future of healthcare with DOC-Q. Say hello to convenience and goodbye to queue woes!
- Clone this repository to your local machine
# Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/your_username/repository_name.git- Navigate to the project directory
# Navigate into the cloned directory
cd repository_name- Add your changes
# Example: Create a new file or modify existing ones
# Add Changes
git add .- Commit your changes with a descriptive message
# Commit Changes
git commit -m "Added feature XYZ"- Push your changes to your forked repository
# Push Changes to Your Branch
git push origin <branch name>
- Open your forked repository in a web browser and make a pull request.
# Visit your forked repository on GitHub
# Open a pull request by clicking on the "Pull Request" button
# Make sure your changes are being merged into the correct branch of the original repository
# Once the pull request is reviewed and approved, it can be merged by the repository maintainers
# If approved, the changes will be merged into the main branch of the original repositoryList of tasks that need to be completed, assigned developers, and status updates.
- Assigned Developer: [Developer Name]
- Status: [In Progress / Completed / Pending]
- Description: [Brief description of the task]
- Assigned Developer: [Developer Name]
- Status: [In Progress / Completed / Pending]
- Description: [Brief description of the task]
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Submit Pull Requests
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Recognize and acknowledge the contributions of others, whether through code reviews, comments, or collaboration on pull requests. Show appreciation for their efforts and contributions to the project.
By following these guidelines, you can contribute effectively to the project while fostering a positive and collaborative community environment. Thank you for your contributions!
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