The draft Specifications are available, and this Page defines the
Business Rules for a Database for a Doctors Practice.
Additional User Requirements (added 7th. June 2003):-
The Staff for the Practice has includes :-
6 doctors, 2 practice nurses, 1 midwife, 1 health-visitor and 2 district nurses.
There are around 12 000 patients currently on the practice records and they can
make appointments with any of the surgery staff.
The surgery requires a database that will allow:
maintenance of patient records including keeping records of all previous appointments;
Produce a list of appointments for each member of staff at the beginning of each surgery that they hold.
The following criteria should also be taken into account:
Patients are identified by their NHS number
The general format for this number is 6 alphanumeric characters
followed by a three-digit number although older patients
numbers may not use all 6 characters in the first part of the number.
For example an older patient may have a number such as MHHE 134, whilst
a younger patient may have a number such as APD89E 250
It should be possible to see an historical list of each patient's
appointments as part of their individual record.
Business Rules :-
There are four Sections :
1. Things of Interest
2. How these Things are related
3. Characteristics of these Things
4. User Scenarios
- The Things of Interest include :-
- Patients
- Patient Records
- Assistants
- Doctors
- Staff
- Staff Roles
- How are these Things related :-
- Any Doctor or Assistant can become a Registered User.
- Registered Users can look at any part of any Patients Record.
- A
- Any Doctor or Assistant can become a Registered User.
- Registered Users can update only the parts of a Patients Record
that they have entered.
- Characteristics of these Things :-
- A Patient has :-
- First Name, Last Name, Address, Home Phone Number, Email Address, Height, Weight,
Date of Birth.
Barry Williams
Principal Consultant
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