Instructions
A data model provides a view of how the data is structured throughout an organization. You’ve been provided with a set of data points from a local hospital.
Instructions:
Using the data points provided, develop a data model. Your data model should structure the data to support the business practices of a health care organization.
The data points should be grouped together under a category heading.
Include a written document (1 1/2 -2) pages that describes the data model
Each category should have a title that is descriptive.
Develop your data model using the symbols and notations found in entity-relationship diagrams.
Data Points
Consumer ID.
Last name.
First name.
Date of birth.
Sex or gender.
Street address.
City.
State.
Zip code.
Telephone number.
Social Security number.
Type of radiological test.
Date ordered.
Physician last name.
Physician first name.
Physician's specialty.
Physician ID.
Physician telephone number.
Insurance name.
Insurance group number.
Insurance type.
Effective date.
Expiration date.
Diagnosis.
Signs and symptoms.
Presenting problem.
Time of arrival.
Time of discharge.
Resources:
What is a Data Model?
Conceptual Data Modeling Explained
What is a Relational Database
Defining the Basics of Health Informatics for HIM Professionals
Entity-Relationships
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1. Instructions
A data model provides a view of how the data is structured
throughout an organization. You’ve been provided with a set of
data points from a local hospital.
Instructions:
Using the data points provided, develop a data model. Your data
model should structure the data to support the business practices
of a health care organization.
The data points should be grouped together under a category
heading.
Include a written document (1 1/2 -2) pages that describes the
data model
Each category should have a title that is descriptive.
Develop your data model using the symbols and notations found
in entity-relationship diagrams.
Data Points
Consumer ID.
2. Last name.
First name.
Date of birth.
Sex or gender.
Street address.
City.
State.
Zip code.
Telephone number.
Social Security number.
Type of radiological test.
Date ordered.
Physician last name.
Physician first name.
Physician's specialty.
Physician ID.
Physician telephone number.
Insurance name.
3. Insurance group number.
Insurance type.
Effective date.
Expiration date.
Diagnosis.
Signs and symptoms.
Presenting problem.
Time of arrival.
Time of discharge.
Resources:
What is a Data Model?
Conceptual Data Modeling Explained
What is a Relational Database
Defining the Basics of Health Informatics for HIM
Professionals
Entity-Relationships
