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SAE 5.09 - Doctolib Clone (Reservio)

The project

In this project we've been asked to create a reservation platform for doctors and institutions but I misinterpreted the subject and created a clone of Doctolib. Reservio is a platform that allows doctors, institutions and patients to manage their appointments. Doctors and institutions can create their account, manage their availability, create and manage their appointments. Patients can create an account, search for doctors and institutions, book appointments and receive confirmation by email.

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