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    Database Initial Study

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    The ER diagram models the entities Patient, Physician, Nurse, Ward, Treatment, and Prescription. A Physician treats many Patients and a Patient can be treated by many Physicians. A Nurse services a Ward and a Ward is serviced by many Nurses. A Treatment has a Prescription and a Patient receives a Treatment.

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    Database Initial Study

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    The ER diagram models the entities Patient, Physician, Nurse, Ward, Treatment, and Prescription. A Physician treats many Patients and a Patient can be treated by many Physicians. A Nurse services a Ward and a Ward is serviced by many Nurses. A Treatment has a Prescription and a Patient receives a Treatment.

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    The ER diagram models the entities Patient, Physician, Nurse, Ward, Treatment, and Prescription. A Physician treats many Patients and a Patient can be treated by many Physicians. A Nurse services a Ward and a Ward is serviced by many Nurses. A Treatment has a Prescription and a Patient receives a Treatment.

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    The ER diagram models the entities Patient, Physician, Nurse, Ward, Treatment, and Prescription. A Physician treats many Patients and a Patient can be treated by many Physicians. A Nurse services a Ward and a Ward is serviced by many Nurses. A Treatment has a Prescription and a Patient receives a Treatment.

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    DATABASE

    INITIAL STUDY

    DATABASE
    DESIGN

    IMPLEMENTATION
    AND LOADING

    TESTING AND
    EVALUATION

    OPERATION

    MAINTENANCE
    AND EVOLUTION
    QUESTION 2
    You are assigned to design a Hospital Management System for Klang Valley Medical Center. The
    following are requirements of the system:

    There are three types of employee in this hospital which are physician (medical doctor), nurse and
    administration. Unlike administration staff, a physician and a nurse staff has special attributes. A
    physician has a qualification and expert area. A nurse staff has position and ward_id where she is
    placed
    A physician treats many patients and a patient can be treated by more than one physician
    Each treatment has prescription. The prescription has a prescription_id, date, product code, dosage
    and amount.
    A patient can be placed in a ward
    A ward is serviced by several nurse staffs. The ward information has ward number, building, ward
    type and number of beds.

    Based on the above information, create a complete ER diagram that shows all entities, relationships,
    attributes and connectivity (by using Crow’s Foot). Prepare the relational schema for the diagram
    developed.
    Information about a flight includes its unique flight number, its origin, destination and estimated
    departure and arrival times. To reduce costs, the MalBol operation only has nonstop with a single
    origin and destination.
    Flights are scheduled for one or more dates with an airplane and a crew assigned to each flight.
    (This means that the same flight number may be scheduled on different dates using different
    airplanes and a different set of crewmembers). In a crew assignment, the employee number and the
    role (eg. Captain, flight attendant) are noted.

    Airplanes have a unique serial number, a model, a capacity and next-scheduled-maintenance date
    The maintenance record of an airplane includes a unique maintenance number, a date, a
    description, the serial number of the plane and the employee responsible for the repairs.
    Employees have a unique employee number, a name, a phone and a job title.
    Customer has a unique customer number, a phone number and a name
    A record is maintained of flight reservations including a unique reservation number, a flight number,
    a customer number, a date, a fare and a payment method (cash or credit card). If the payment is by
    credit card, a credit card number and an expiry date of the card are also recorded.
    EMPLOYEE
    PK emp_id
    emp_name

    OV
    H
    G
    PHYSICIAN NURSE
    C
    II PK,FK1 emp_id
    H
    PK,FK1 emp_id
    qualification position
    G
    expert_area
    C
    I< FK2 ward_id

    H
    gives O services

    WARD
    TREATMENT
    I< PK,FK1 emp_id
    II PK ward_id
    ward_num
    I< PK,FK2 patient_id
    ward_building
    FK3 presc_id
    II ward_type
    receives ward_no_of_bed
    has

    PATIENT
    PRESCRIPTION
    II PK patient_id
    II PK presc_id
    patient_name
    presc_date
    presc_code
    dosage
    amount
    EMPLOYEE MAINTENANCE
    PK emp_num PK main_num
    emp_name main_date
    emp_phone main_desc
    emp_job_title FK1 ap_serial
    FK2 emp_num

    CREW AIRPLANE
    PK crew_assign PK ap_serial
    FK emp_num ap_model
    crew_role ap_capacity
    ap_nsm_date

    FLIGHT
    PK flight_num
    flight_origin CUSTOMER
    flight_dest PK cust_num
    flight_est_depart cust_name
    flight_arr_time cust_phone
    ap_serial
    crew_assign

    RESERVATION
    PK res_num
    FK1 flight_num
    FK2 cust_num
    res_date
    res_fare
    res_pay_method
    credit_card_num
    exp_card

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