The document provides requirements for designing an ER diagram for a hospital database. The database needs to record information about departments including name, ID, floor number and wing location. It also needs to record information about doctors such as license number, name, title, specializations, and their relationships to departments and supervision of other doctors. The database needs to record patient information like name, ID, phone numbers, age, physical attributes and symptoms. It also needs to record appointment details between patients and doctors including date and time. Each patient can have one attendant recorded with their name and relationship.

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QUESTION:
You are to design a Hospital database. So before creating the database, your task is to design the
ER diagram based on the following data requirements:
a. The hospital has departments. Each department has a name, department ID, and location. The
location consists of floor number and wing number (which will contain the values North, South,
East, or West).
b. Doctors work for the department. Doctors have license numbers, names, titles, and multiple
specializations. Some doctors supervise other doctors.
c. A patient will have a name, and unique ID, and may have more than one phone number, age,
height, weight, and symptoms.
d. Patients take appointments with doctors. The appointment date and time are recorded. e. A
patient may have an attendant. An attendant will have his/her name and relationship with the
patient recorded in the database. The hospital allows 1 attendant with each patient. Write down
any assumptions you may have made.