I need to write a db for my boss where he can access his patient treatment information. How can I make the db (Access '03) to be able to add new treatment to the same patient and to display all treatments seperately on a form? There are about 500 patients. Appreciate any assistance.
View RepliesHi, I am a newb at databases and Access, I work in a hospital that does not yet have an electronic medical record, so I am trying to make a simple database for our trainees to input patient information and print out daily progress notes. There is no money to buy one that is already made, and I'm very much interested in learning the basics of database design.
Our system currently has 12 teams defined by colors (red, blue, green etc.), each with 2 interns (intern 1 and intern 2).
Currently my 3 tables are:
Teams:
Team_Id (autonumber, PK)
Team_Color (text)
Interns:
Intern_Id (autonumber, PK)
Team_Id (number)
Intern_number (text)
Patients:
Patient_Id (autonumber, PK)
Intern_Id (number)
Last Name:
First Name:
.
.
.
etc.
Teams are set up 1 to many with interns which is set up 1 to many with patients. I've already inputted all the team colors (red, blue, green etc.) and the interns (since there is a set number of these)
I'm having a few problems
1) on a basic note, how would you go about assigning a patient first a team color, then an intern. The way it is set up now I can assign them an intern who is already assigned a team. But then I have to pick through 24 interns (12 teams x 2 interns) to select the intern. Ideally I want to first select a team, which then narrows it down to only 2 interns.
2) is there a way on a form to display text in a combo box, but have the database enter a number in the actual database. The way I have it set up above, everything is assigned an autonumber. I want to set up an easy to use form for interns to enter patient info. If I want to assign a patient an intern I would like the combo box to say (intern 1, intern 2). However each intern is assigned an autonumber so in the form it lists autonumbers 1-24 (since there are 24 interns overall)
Sorry if I am not explaining this very well. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I am working on a database for our health services office, which includes a table "Tbl_Patients"
THe Key in this table is a number the office will enter. They have an ID number for existing patients that they will use when they come in.
However, should a new patient come to the office, they would like for the database to assign a new number, the first one starting at 4000.
I would like to put a command button on the new patient form that says "Assign Number" and have that number generated and used as the new ID.
THis may not be real clear, so ask if you have any questions
Thanks in advance!
dspinner@saintmeinrad.edu
Hello,
I need some help.
I have the following tables:
Patient demographic info (Patient ID, First Name, Last Name, Address, date of birth, etc...)
Physician demographic info (Physician ID, Name, Last Name, Specialty, Phone, Fax
I also have another table with patients that are being case managed. I have those ID#'s. However, I want to be able to auto-populate a form with the patient's demographic info by only typing the patient ID. Also, there are cases when the patient ID will not be in the patient demographic info table. Therefore, I will need to enter all their demographic info manually.
Same with the physician. I want to be able to select the physician and auto-populate the demographic info. However, there are occassions where the physician will not be in the main file...therefore, I'd like to add that info manually.
Please help.
I am creating a scheduling database for patient home visits and need to see specific people assigned to one visit, and it will always be at least 4. Could I create a drop down list that will show all team members? How would I design the scheduling table to have multiple people for one scheduling record? I have table for Teams and one for Team members, but when creating the appointment form realized I will only see one team member assigned to one specific appointment.
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I am new to this post. I am a physician with interest in database designing. I have been trying to design a database for my clinic for few months but am unable to make one. I have been searching/ reading alot of info and came across this thread. Maybe someone can help me.
Actually, I want to make a database regarding ultrsound scan examinations of patients.
I have five tables.
1. Patients. (patinetid*, patientname, age, sex, address, contact no)
2. Physicians. (physicianid*, physicianname, speciality, address, contact no)
3. Scans. (Scanid*, scanname, charges)
4. Scan orders.(scanorderid*, patientid*, physicianid, scanordernumber, scandiscount, totalcharges)
5. Scanorder details.(scanorderdetailid*, scanorderid, scanid, charges, discount)
I want to have primary key for scanordernumber which wil be the patient number and should this be placed in patient table??
All the ids have been linked with one to many reltionships. Actually I am unable to set proper relationship.
So when the patient arrives he is registered with a unique number, a physian name with date added and scan ordered is entered. Sum calculated. I have done the later part with the form all designed but the relationships and primary key are all messed up.
I can post an image of relationships or blank database.
Kindly advise. Thanks in advance.
Hi again.
I've a database with patient information. The database is structured in the following way:
tblPatients - patient information
tblVisits - visit information (one patient can have many visits)
tblInfo - extra information related to a visit
tblTreatment1 - treatment1 (linked to a visit)
tblTreatment2 - treatment2 (linked to a visit)
+ a couple of dozen minor tables and subtables
What I need is to be able to print out a patient record with all the information related to the patient in question. A patient may have one or more visits, and one visit may include one or more treatments or several instances of one treatment. A visit may or may not have some extra information on tblInfo (etc.)
Tables are linked to each other via key fields in a normal way. (= tblVisits is linked to tblPatients via patientID field, and tblTreatment1 is linked to tblVisits via visitID field etc.) All keys of the main tables are auto numbers.
My question is: how to gather this information from the tables? This seems to be too complex for Access's report wizard to accomplish. My Access Bible -book advices to create a query to collect all the information first, but I'm having problems with this, too. One problem is that not all tables have information related to a certain patient, or one patient can have more than one record in (eg.) tblVisits.
What do you suggest? I'm starting to think it would be best to write a query directly in SQL and base a report on that query. Could you give me some advice as to where to start and how to create the SQL statements? I hope I can work out the details myself, but a general advice would be most helpful.
Thanks,
garcanrya
In my database scenario, a patient would see a doctor and the doctor would check off fields in a form representing different disease symptoms that the patient has to calculate a final score (for ex. if the patient has 2 symptoms, the final score would be 2).
After a few months, the patient would visit the doctor again, and the doctor will have to fill out the same form, adding any new symptoms the patient might now have. I would like to have the disease symptom fields checked off in the previous visit automatically show up in the new form, so that the doctor only has to add the new symptoms, and then recalculate the score using both the old and new data (for ex., if the patient had 2 symptoms before and 3 more symptoms now, the score would be 5).
How to limit input data on the same month for each patient? The field is a data/text box on a subform
I found this code on Form Current Event!:
Code:
Private Sub Form_Current() Dim intMaxNumRecs as Integer
intMaxNumRecs = 5 'Max Number of Records to Allow
If Me.NewRecord Then With Me.RecordsetClone
If .RecordCount > 0 Then .MoveLast: .MoveFirst
If .RecordCount >= intMaxNumRecs Then
MsgBox "Can't add more than " & intMaxNumRecs & " records in the demo database!" .MoveLast Me.Bookmark = .Bookmark
End If End If End With End If End Sub
But I want a monthly limit...
I am trying to create a database for a clinic, and am severely stuck on how to input appointment dates for individual patients.
I have been using the 'student' database from office.com as a template for how to save the dates (given that appointments and attendance are exactly the same!), however, even after following what has been set up in the 'student' template database, I can't seem to replicate it.
Every time I add multiple visit dates for a specific patient, these exact dates show up for every other patient in the database. I need to be able to add different dates for all the different patients.
I work for a charity in the Pacific. I am trying to develop a very basic patient electronic health record for a new hospital, to be used until we get a more comprehensive patient management system in place.
I have set up basic tables, forms, and a welcome screen.
The idea is that the doctor or nurse will start at the welcome screen. From there, they can either enter a new patient, or add a new patient encounter.
There are four types of patient encounters: assessment, treatment/surgery, refraction, and follow-up. I have made tables and forms for these encounters.
My issue is finding an easy way for the doctor or nurse to quickly and easily make sure that the encounter form they are filling relates to the appropriate patient. I already have a patient form, and patient ID field across the tables. But I would like to be able to add a 'search for patient' button on each of the encounter forms (or any other relatively easy method) to make sure everything lines up.
Database draft.zip
Hi,
I currently have a "customer" form (which displays client details from a table - name, address etc) I would like to add history comments for each customer.
Does anyone know how i would go about doing this.
I image i could press a button on the current "customer" form that will open a history form which after typing a comment would be displayed on the main "customer" form, with date, time and comment.
I would obviously be able to add lots of comments to each record.
i would be greatful for any kind of help
Regards
Chris
Hi. I am creating a contact management database. Also I am new to Microsoft Access. How would I create a calling history record for each of the clients in the contact database? What would be the best way and how would I go about it? The calling history ideally would include the call recipient, time, date, subject and notes. Thanks. Take care.
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I am trying to create a historical record of Employees at our business. What I would like to do is have a query that will create a begin date and create that date for each day starting w/ like 1/1/06 and continue thru Date()-1. For example:
Jane Doe and John Doe started employment on 1/1/06. Jane Doe was employed until 1/5/06. So using their "Hire Date" I would like the query to do this..
Created Name Hire Date Termination
1/1/06 Jane Doe 1/1/06 1/5/06
1/1/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/2/06 Jane Doe 1/1/06 1/5/06
1/2/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/3/06 Jane Doe 1/1/06 1/5/06
1/3/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/4/06 Jane Doe 1/1/06 1/5/06
1/4/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/5/06 Jane Doe 1/1/06 1/5/06
1/5/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/6/06 John Doe 1/1/06
1/7/06 John Doe 1/1/06
So in this case Jane Doe will show up every day in the "Employee List" until she was terminated. Is it possible to loop a date like this in a query or will I have to make an estranged table with a list of dates? TIA for any help.
Hi
I have 2 fields - "Balance" and "Date" - each time data in the "balance" field changes, the "Date" field updates to todays date (thanks to help from Kiwiman in the forum earlier).
I now need to keep a history/log of all data input into balances and the dates.
The new field to store this information is called "Balance History". so an example of what i want to end up with would be
01/01/08 300.00
01/02/08 250.00
12/02/08 210.00
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Geoff
Hi,
In MS Access, form
I want make like this:
1st time:
Company Name: Automobile
2nd time:
Company Name: AuID
If I type A, then it will show out the word, but the cursor is till After A, because if we type another character which will change another word
3rd time:
Company Name: Automobile
4th time:
Company Name: Au[I]ID[I]
What is the keyword to search about it in the forum?
Anyway, does anybody know how to solve it?
Please let me know, thanks.
ok i didnt know what section to put this in so i put it here. what i wanna do is add a price change history to my database. for example is the price of an item is changed in my database i want to be able to see what the previous price was and when it was last changed, either in forms of reports doesnt matter i just need somewhere to view this info. problem is i have no idea where to start.
any help provided is muchly appreciated thanks.
Hi Guys
I am pretty new to programming with access but i am trying to create a database system with history logs and i am stuck on how to structure it.
I'll explain a little more, i am trying to setup an application so that if somebody brings an item into myself to purchase i can book it into the system so that it records the customer that it came in with and also the item details. I will then need to resell this product onto another customer, the problem i am having is that once the item has been purchased and sold on i will then need to keep a record of this so that if the customer comes back with the same item he has purchased to resell back to us we can keep all the details in history so that each product that is purchased and re-sold has all its past history from every customer that has purchased it and sold it back to me.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Brad
Is there a way to create or access a history file of all events in a database?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am creating a database for a company that sells a product with a variety of options.
They have all their previous orders in a works spreadsheet file. Each customer has their own file with every order for the past 15 years. There are probably about 1.5 million records.
The company wants all those 1.5 million records accessible in their access database.
I've brought in about 20 records for the history and they can run a query to see a customer's past orders by their account number.
My question: Should I put all the history into one gigantic table or would it be best to try and create separate tables for the history? (Maybe history by state.)
The history table then will take the new orders each year and add to that table.
(Eventually, once the database gets done I'm thinking we'll have to step up to SQL but not sure.)
Thanks for any advice.
Melanie
Hi all, I need some help figuring this problem out. I’ll keep it simple. I have a data entry form with 3 text boxes where you can enter product name, serial number and comments. A save button writes the entry to a table called “Products”. That’s all fine.
I also have a data edit form and this is what I need some help with. The product name will always remain the same but the serial number and comments may change. Should a change be made, I want the existing record being modified to go into a table called History before the Products table is updated with the new serial number and comments. The idea is to keep a full traceability of all the changes made when a report is printed off. What’s the easiest way to this please? thanks
Hello.
I'm building a history table to keep track of some changes that occur on one of my forms.
Here is what I'm using to build my history table:
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("tblDateCycleTestingChanges", dbOpenDynaset)
With rs
.AddNew
![CycleTestingDatesID] = Me.CycleTestingDatesID.Value
![Changed] = Now()
![ClientID] = Me.ClientID.Value
![ProjectID] = Me.ProjectID.Value
![TaskID] = Me.TaskID.Value
![TaskStartDt] = Me.TaskStartDt.Value
![TaskEndDt] = Me.TaskEndDt.Value
.Update
End With
Set rs = Nothing
End If
I have 2 questions:
1. I'm not sure where to insert this event. I'm thinking on Before_Update on the updated field? (I don't want to put it into Before_Update for a form event as I have other things that are being filled out/changed and I only want to keep track if certain fields on the forms are updated/changed.
2. I would also like to keep track of Old and New values for those specific fields. Is that at all possible?
Thanks.
Hi, I'm new to the forum.
I would like to know how to create a history table that will copy information from a field called "Status" on my form just in case I inadverently erase old information from that field without me being aware of it with my keyboard keys etc. In others words when I'm am interrupted by someone and I didn't notice I had erase the information by mistake and closed out the form and realized when I go back into it, my old information have been erased and I don't have that information documented anywhere else to re-enter that old information into the Status section on my form.
Thanks.
Is there any way to leave a trail or history everytime a record is changed? We have kids in our database that sometimes go to follow-along when our service will not work for them at the present time. These kids go in and out sometimes several times. Since there is no absolute way of knowing, we have to create a new record everytime they come back to our service. I would like to be able to see a history of status changes along with some dates. Is there anyway to do this? If anyone knows, let me know. If not, oh well. Thanks guys.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a table for my customers with current information.
CustomerID:0001
CustomerName: xxxxx
Address:xxxxxx
Telephone :xxxxxx
etc.....
But some time customers change their information. I want to keep their old information in other table. How it is possible?
I have a table in my database for my customers. Sometime my customers change their address but I want to keep these changes in other table. How it is possible.
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