INTRODUCTION
Nursing informatic nurses must commonly read ERDs to determine the data contained in a table and to determine which data fields are in which table. Reading ERDs can also help determine dependencies between data fields. This information is crucial in understanding which table to add a data field into and which tables contain the data needed for a dashboard or report.
For this assessment, you will construct an ERD for a database management system (DBMS) using Microsoft Visio or an equivalent drawing tool. Your ERD will contain one parent table, one child table, and three lookup tables. After you have constructed your ERD, you will reflect on your experience in a written paper.
SCENARIO
You are a nurse informatics specialist at a regional health center in the Midwest where the emergency department (ED) has recently experienced an increased number of asthma-related symptom complaints from school-age children. An ED pediatric nurse practitioner noted a pattern in these complaints that indicated asthma symptoms were not being well managed. To address this community-wide issue, an interprofessional team of ED providers, community pediatricians, nurses, and health educators were called to brainstorm ideas.
The team is currently developing an asthma intervention program for children with asthma. To measure the effectiveness of their work, the team decided to collect and analyze data to establish a baseline before implementing the new asthma intervention program. This baseline data was collected using a paper-based data-collection form, which was distributed to the parents of all children attending schools in the county. This initial form was designed to gather information on personal identifying factors, demographics, relevant medical history, and asthma symptoms. A follow-up survey will be triggered by a clinical decision support (CDS) alert the team plans to put into the health information system. By establishing a baseline, the team can compare the initial data to additional data collected in the post-implementation survey.
The team received more than 500 responses to the initial survey and realized the team did not have the knowledge, skills, or abilities to manage the data for this project. Team members have come to you for help with designing a system to collect, manage, and analyze survey data. You have been given the data-collection survey form and have been instructed to create a DBMS to store this initial data set and the follow-up survey data. The team then wants you to create a CDS alert to support this project in the EDs health information system.
You reviewed the form and created the attached Code Sheet for ERD with all the data elements on the form. On the code sheet, you clustered the data elements into tables. You determined there will be one parent table that contains the patients personal identifying information and demographics. You have also determined there will be one child table that will contain the repeated survey datapre- and post-intervention. You also noted that the system will need three lookup tables for drop-down boxes. By creating the correct relationship between the parent and child tables, it will be possible to conduct statistical analyses that will determine the effectiveness of the educational program by comparing pre-intervention survey responses to post-intervention responses.
After clustering data elements and determining relationships, you will create a logical data model of the database. To create the data model, you will translate the data field names on the attached Code Sheet for ERD into an ERD through your drawing tool. Using the table names and field names, you will attach the tables together with appropriate crows foot notation, indicating cardinality or ordinality,) between the tables.
REQUIREMENTS
Your submission must be your original work. No more than a combined total of 30% of the submission and no more than a 10% match to any one individual source can be directly quoted or closely paraphrased from sources, even if cited correctly. The similarity report that is provided when you submit your task can be used as a guide.
You must use the rubric to direct the creation of your submission because it provides detailed criteria that will be used to evaluate your work. Each requirement below may be evaluated by more than one rubric aspect. The rubric aspect titles may contain hyperlinks to relevant portions of the course.
Tasks may not be submitted as cloud links, such as links to Google Docs, Google Slides, OneDrive, etc., unless specified in the task requirements. All other submissions must be file types that are uploaded and submitted as attachments (e.g., .docx, .pdf, .ppt).
For this assessment you will create a logical ERD through Microsoft Visio or another drawing tool, using the Code Sheet for ERD supporting document. You will then write a paper reflecting on your experience.
A. Create a logical ERD with a parent table, a child table, and three lookup tables by doing the following:
1. Create one parent table that incorporates the following components:
table name
primary key
field names
2. Create one child table that incorporates the following components:
table name
primary and foreign keys
field names
3. Create three lookup tables that each incorporate the following components:
table names
correct response options in the lookup table
4. Indicate the relationships between the tables with ordinality and cardinality using crows foot notation.
B. Reflect (suggested length of 45 pages) on your experiences modeling a database by doing the following:
1. Embed a screenshot of the ERD diagram you created.
2. Explain how your thinking regarding data modeling and database management systems evolved while working on this task, including specific examples.
3. Explain how the survey information could be shared if a patient is seen outside of the health system network by addressing the following points:
a. Explain how interoperability supports the sharing of information between electronic health record systems.
b. Explain a regulatory mechanism that ensures the privacy of protected health information (PHI) when sharing information.
4. Describe a CDS alert that could be created to support this project, and include the following:
? which clinicians would see the alert
? when the CDS alert would appear (i.e., trigger) for a clinician
? what the CDS alert would say
? the reasoning for or against the CDS alert being a hard stop for clinicians
5. Explain how the knowledge and skills you have acquired during this course inform your understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a nurse informaticist in a work setting.
C. Incorporate the following components of APA style and formatting into your paper:
? bias-free language
? objectivity, credibility of sources, and an evidence-based approach
? APA-specific rules regarding verb tense, voice, and perspective
? APA-specific formatting rules for in-text citations and references, margins, spacing, numbering, and indentation for the title page, main body, and appendices of your paper, including headers, bulleted and numbered lists, and tables and figures
D. Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your submission.
COMPETENCIES
7049.1.1 : Database Models
The graduate proposes database models, including methods and policies for data mining and
information retrieval within healthcare organizations.
7049.1.2 : Clinical Documentation
The graduate applies constructed data models for communication of clinical documentation
across systems, including interoperability considerations.
7049.1.3 : Compliance Requirements
The graduate integrates compliance requirements to the informatics system as outlined by
government regulations, accreditation, licensing, and certification agencies to mitigate legal risk
to healthcare organizations.
7049.1.4 : Informatics Projects
The graduate designs clinically relevant and user-focused informatics projects using informatics
systems theory, information processing theory, and national taxonomies to support safe, high
quality patient outcomes.
INTRODUCTION
Nursing informatic nurses must commonly read ERDs to determine the data contained in a table
and to determine which data fields are in which table. Reading ERDs can also help determine
dependencies between data fields. This information is crucial in understanding which table to
add a data field into and which tables contain the data needed for a dashboard or report.
For this assessment, you will construct an ERD for a database management system (DBMS)
using Microsoft Visio or an equivalent drawing tool. Your ERD will contain one parent table,
one child table, and three lookup tables. After you have constructed your ERD, you will reflect
on your experience in a written paper.
SCENARIO
You are a nurse informatics specialist at a regional health center in the Midwest where the
emergency department (ED) has recently experienced an increased number of asthma-related
symptom complaints from school-age children. An ED pediatric nurse practitioner noted a
pattern in these complaints that indicated asthma symptoms were not being well managed. To
address this community-wide issue, an interprofessional team of ED providers, community
pediatricians, nurses, and health educators were called to brainstorm ideas.
The team is currently developing an asthma intervention program for children with asthma. To
measure the effectiveness of their work, the team decided to collect and analyze data to establish
a baseline before implementing the new asthma intervention program. This baseline data was
collected using a paper-based data-collection form, which was distributed to the parents of all
children attending schools in the county. This initial form was designed to gather information on
personal identifying factors, demographics, relevant medical history, and asthma symptoms. A
follow-up survey will be triggered by a clinical decision support (CDS) alert the team plans to
put into the health information system. By establishing a baseline, the team can compare the
initial data to additional data collected in the post-implementation survey.
The team received more than 500 responses to the initial survey and realized the team did not
have the knowledge, skills, or abilities to manage the data for this project. Team members have
come to you for help with designing a system to collect, manage, and analyze survey data. You
have been given the data-collection survey form and have been instructed to create a DBMS to
store this initial data set and the follow-up survey data. The team then wants you to create a CDS
alert to support this project in the EDs health information system.
You reviewed the form and created the attached Code Sheet for ERD with all the data
elements on the form. On the code sheet, you clustered the data elements into tables. You
determined there will be one parent table that contains the patients personal identifying
information and demographics. You have also determined there will be one child table that will
contain the repeated survey datapre- and post-intervention. You also noted that the system will
need three lookup tables for drop-down boxes. By creating the correct relationship between the
parent and child tables, it will be possible to conduct statistical analyses that will determine the
effectiveness of the educational program by comparing pre-intervention survey responses to
post-intervention responses.
After clustering data elements and determining relationships, you will create a logical data model
of the database. To create the data model, you will translate the data field names on the attached
Code Sheet for ERD into an ERD through your drawing tool. Using the table names and field
names, you will attach the tables together with appropriate crows foot notation, indicating
cardinality or ordinality,) between the tables.
REQUIREMENTS
Your submission must be your original work. No more than a combined total of 30% of the
submission and no more than a 10% match to any one individual source can be directly
quoted or closely paraphrased from sources, even if cited correctly. The similarity report
that is provided when you submit your task can be used as a guide.
You must use the rubric to direct the creation of your submission because it provides
detailed criteria that will be used to evaluate your work. Each requirement below may be
evaluated by more than one rubric aspect. The rubric aspect titles may contain hyperlinks to
relevant portions of the course.
Tasks may not be submitted as cloud links, such as links to Google Docs, Google Slides,
OneDrive, etc., unless specified in the task requirements. All other submissions must be file
types that are uploaded and submitted as attachments (e.g., .docx, .pdf, .ppt).
For this assessment you will create a logical ERD through Microsoft Visio or another drawing
tool, using the Code Sheet for ERD supporting document. You will then write a paper
reflecting on your experience.
A. Create a logical ERD with a parent table, a child table, and three lookup tables by
doing the following:
1. Create one parent table that incorporates the following components:
table name
primary key
field names
2. Create one child table that incorporates the following components:
table name
primary and foreign keys
field names
3. Create three lookup tables that each incorporate the following components:
table names
correct response options in the lookup table
4. Indicate the relationships between the tables with ordinality and cardinality using
crows foot notation.
B. Reflect (suggested length of 45 pages) on your experiences modeling a database
by doing the following:
1. Embed a screenshot of the ERD diagram you created.
2. Explain how your thinking regarding data modeling and database management
systems evolved while working on this task, including specific examples.
3. Explain how the survey information could be shared if a patient is seen outside
of the health system network by addressing the following points:
a. Explain how interoperability supports the sharing of information between
electronic health record systems.
b. Explain a regulatory mechanism that ensures the privacy of protected health
information (PHI) when sharing information.
4. Describe a CDS alert that could be created to support this project, and include
the following:
? which clinicians would see the alert
? when the CDS alert would appear (i.e., trigger) for a clinician
? what the CDS alert would say
? the reasoning for or against the CDS alert being a hard stop for clinicians
5. Explain how the knowledge and skills you have acquired during this course
inform your understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a nurse
informaticist in a work setting.
C. Incorporate the following components of APA style and formatting into your paper:
? bias-free language
? objectivity, credibility of sources, and an evidence-based approach
? APA-specific rules regarding verb tense, voice, and perspective
? APA-specific formatting rules for in-text citations and references, margins,
spacing, numbering, and indentation for the title page, main body, and
appendices of your paper, including headers, bulleted and numbered lists, and
tables and figures
D. Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your
submission.
File Restrictions
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File size limit: 200 MB
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SXM1 Task 2: Entity Relationship Diagram
ERD Code Sheet for Pre- and Post-intervention
Asthma Surveys
Tbl_Demographics (Parent Table)
Prompt/Question
Student ID Number (Primary Key)
Child’s Last Name
Child’s First Name
Male/Female/Nonbinary
Child’s Date of Birth
Age
Zip Code
Grade
Tbl_Survey (Child Table)
Prompt/Question
Survey ID (Primary Key)
Student ID Number (Foreign Key)
Asthma Intervention Program Survey Time
Your Last Name
Your First Name
Today’s Date
Your Relationship to the Child
Home Phone Number
Has a health professional ever told you that
your child has any of the following conditions?
Asthma
Reactive Airway Disease
Asthmatic Bronchitis or Wheezy Bronchitis
Wheezing
Has a health professional prescribed any
medication to your child?
Field Name
StudentID
ChildLast
ChildFirst
Gender
DOB
Age
Zip
Grade
Field Name
SurveyID
StudentID
Intervention
YourLast
YourFirst
TDate
Relation
Phone
Condition
Asthma
RAD
Bronchitis
Wheezing
Medication
How many times did your child have an
Emergency
emergency visit for breathing problems?
How many times did your child have to stay
Overnight
overnight in the hospital for breathing
problems?
Does your child take medicine every day for
DailyMed
breathing difficulties?
Select the month when your child’s breathing
WMonth
MonthID
was the worst.
Select how often the following symptoms occurred during your childs worst breathing month.
Wheezing or whistling in the chest
Whistle
HowOftenID
Had a cough
Had a tight chest or shortness of breath
Cough
ShortB
HowOftenID
HowOftenID
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SXM1 Task 2: Entity Relationship Diagram
Woke up at night from wheezing, coughing, or
trouble breathing
How many days of school has your child
missed due to asthma?
Have breathing problems stopped your child
from participating in sports?
If yes, how many times in the past month?
WakeUp
How many people living in your home,
including this child, have asthma?
Tbl_LookupMonth
Prompt/Question
Month Choice (Primary Key)
IllHome
HowOftenID
MissDays
MissSport
SpTimes
SPTimes_ID
Field Name
MonthID
Response Options
1: January
2: February
3: March
4: April
5: May
6: June
7: July
8: August
9: September
10: October
11: November
12: December
Tbl_Lookup_HowOften
Prompt/Question
How Often Responses (Primary Key)
Field Name
HowOftenID
Response Options
1 – Never
2 – two times each week or
less
3 – three to six times each
week
4 – Every day but not all
day
5 – Every day and all day
Tbl_Lookup_SpTimes
Prompt/Question
Number of Times Sports Missed (Primary Key)
Field Name
SpTimesID
Response Options
1 – two times a month
2 – three to four times a
month
3 – one to three times
each week
4 – four times each week
or more
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