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Step 7 Modeling Historical Data

The document describes modifying an entity relationship diagram (ERD) for a medical database to include historical patient and doctor data. Specifically, it recommends adding an entity to track previous primary care doctors assigned to a patient, including the start and end dates and reasons for leaving each doctor assignment. This will allow the database to analyze doctor effectiveness over time and aid in longitudinal patient care tracking.

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Step 7 Modeling Historical Data

The document describes modifying an entity relationship diagram (ERD) for a medical database to include historical patient and doctor data. Specifically, it recommends adding an entity to track previous primary care doctors assigned to a patient, including the start and end dates and reasons for leaving each doctor assignment. This will allow the database to analyze doctor effectiveness over time and aid in longitudinal patient care tracking.

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Database Design Project

HealthOne Medical Database

Step 7 : Modeling Historical Data

For use in analyzing providers (doctors) and their effectiveness –


if a patient changes primary care doctors we would like to be able
to keep track of these changes. This will also aid in patient care
tracking throughout their life. We would like to be able to keep a
record of each patient’s charts and which doctors may have
provided information on them.

Modify the ERD to include an entity showing a history of previous


primary care doctors and the dates that the doctor was assigned
to a particular patient.
PRIMARY DOCTOR HISTORY

 Start of Job
 End of Job
 Reason for Leaving

to to

INSURANCE

 Insurance of Company ID HOSPITAL AFFILIATION


 Phone
 Date of Affiliation
Be insured by

to
to
insure
have
Be listed on
PATIENT
 # Patient ID DOCTOR
 Name Have HOSPITAL
Treat
 Address  # Doctor ID Have
 Name  # Hospital ID
 Phone Have
 Address  Name
 Email
 Phone  Address
 Insurance ID Prescribe
 Specialization  Phone
 Insurance Company
 Hospital Affiliation
Have

Prescribe over Be prescribed by


Be given

PRESCRIPTION DRUG
to Be used for
to
 # RX ID  # Drug ID
 Date Prescribed
Prescribe  Name
 Dosage  Side Effects
HOSPITAL VISIT  Benefits
Patient ID  Duration
Doctor ID INITIAL VISIT  Refillable
Date of Visits Initial Diagnosis

# Symptoms
Be prescribed over
FOLLOW UP VISIT
Listed as
Diagnosis Status Listed as
OTHERS

ROUTINE VISIT Type of


Blood Pressure Type of

Height
Weight REFILLABLE NON-REFILLABLE
Diagnosis
 Number of Refills  Reason
 Comments

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