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David Benyo via AccessMonster.com
I think I've stretched myself thin lately and this just isn't making sense to
me at this moment. It's a pretty basic database that'll be used to track each
patient visit from when the patient is seen to when the finalized (sent to
the billing company). If you have any other suggestions for this structure,
please let me know. If it looks good, I'll most likely have more questions as
I am struggling with a couple things related to forms and reports. Here's the
table structures and relationships:
tblPatients
MRNumber (PK)
FirstName
LastName
Address
City
etc...
tblEDLog
AccountNumber (PK)
MRNumber (FK to tblPatients)
DateofService
EDMD
EDPA
PresentingComplaint
ArrivalTime
etc....
tblProviders
ProviderID (PK)
ProviderFirstName
ProviderLastName
tblProcesses
ProcessName (PK)
ProcessDescription
tblProcessTracking
ProcessID (PK - Autonumber)
AccountNumber (FK to tblEDLog)
DateofProcess
Process (FK to tblProcesses)
ProviderResponsible (FK to tblProviders)
ProcessNote
me at this moment. It's a pretty basic database that'll be used to track each
patient visit from when the patient is seen to when the finalized (sent to
the billing company). If you have any other suggestions for this structure,
please let me know. If it looks good, I'll most likely have more questions as
I am struggling with a couple things related to forms and reports. Here's the
table structures and relationships:
tblPatients
MRNumber (PK)
FirstName
LastName
Address
City
etc...
tblEDLog
AccountNumber (PK)
MRNumber (FK to tblPatients)
DateofService
EDMD
EDPA
PresentingComplaint
ArrivalTime
etc....
tblProviders
ProviderID (PK)
ProviderFirstName
ProviderLastName
tblProcesses
ProcessName (PK)
ProcessDescription
tblProcessTracking
ProcessID (PK - Autonumber)
AccountNumber (FK to tblEDLog)
DateofProcess
Process (FK to tblProcesses)
ProviderResponsible (FK to tblProviders)
ProcessNote