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From: mls via AccessMonster.com on 13 Apr 2010 16:29
Any one of you have any idea about Lab data model design. I am trying to
create an efficient datamodel ( with all different normalized tables ) from
scratch.
As of now I have one table with demographic data and another table with
'Tests details', one with instrument details( machine on which test is
performed.
I am planning to develop mid -level model, i.e is not too simple nor too
complicate.

Most of the times I see marketing or sales or Academic data model and had
never come across Lab models, are there any URL's to get a quick view?


Thanks in advance

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From: Daniel Pineault on 13 Apr 2010 17:11
Lab Data model is a very vague subject. I have made different databases for
different clients in a research environment and they were very, very
different. Perhaps if you explain what you do, what type of research, what
type of data you need to keep track of, we may be able to guide you.
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"mls via AccessMonster.com" wrote:

> Any one of you have any idea about Lab data model design. I am trying to
> create an efficient datamodel ( with all different normalized tables ) from
> scratch.
> As of now I have one table with demographic data and another table with
> 'Tests details', one with instrument details( machine on which test is
> performed.
> I am planning to develop mid -level model, i.e is not too simple nor too
> complicate.
>
> Most of the times I see marketing or sales or Academic data model and had
> never come across Lab models, are there any URL's to get a quick view?
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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> Message posted via AccessMonster.com
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>
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>
From: mls via AccessMonster.com on 14 Apr 2010 09:24
I want to capture all the details about a blood test. Different tests will be
done on the same sample like cholesterol, thyroid, cells count ranges etc
likewise 12 – 15 different tests for the same sample. Sometimes re-testing
will be done for the same sample to confirm the results and a maximum of 5
tests were allowed to a single sample. Planning to capture the machine
details on which the test is performed. Test details table will have sampleid,
date_tested, testno, cho, thy, anemic and the final results. Separate sender
details table. I am not a good data modeler so I have redundant data in my 2
tables as of now and planning to have a normalized tables with a good ER
model.

Daniel Pineault wrote:
>Lab Data model is a very vague subject. I have made different databases for
>different clients in a research environment and they were very, very
>different. Perhaps if you explain what you do, what type of research, what
>type of data you need to keep track of, we may be able to guide you.
>> Any one of you have any idea about Lab data model design. I am trying to
>> create an efficient datamodel ( with all different normalized tables ) from
>[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>>
>> Thanks in advance

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From: KARL DEWEY on 14 Apr 2010 12:33
Maybe something like this --
Patient - FName, LName, DOB, Gender, Ht, LastWT, etc
Sample - SampleID, PatientID, SampleDate, OrderBy, etc
Test - TestID, SampleID, MachineID, TestDate, -- CBC, cholesterol,
thyroid, Hemaglobin, etc
TestID, ResultID -1 - White count
TestID, ResultID -2 - Red count
TestID, ResultID -3 - Platlet
TestID, ResultID -4 -

These table are one-to-many. When a test is selected using a combo on form
then event run append query to create records for all results with default
'Not done'.


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Build a little, test a little.


"mls via AccessMonster.com" wrote:

> I want to capture all the details about a blood test. Different tests will be
> done on the same sample like cholesterol, thyroid, cells count ranges etc
> likewise 12 – 15 different tests for the same sample. Sometimes re-testing
> will be done for the same sample to confirm the results and a maximum of 5
> tests were allowed to a single sample. Planning to capture the machine
> details on which the test is performed. Test details table will have sampleid,
> date_tested, testno, cho, thy, anemic and the final results. Separate sender
> details table. I am not a good data modeler so I have redundant data in my 2
> tables as of now and planning to have a normalized tables with a good ER
> model.
>
> Daniel Pineault wrote:
> >Lab Data model is a very vague subject. I have made different databases for
> >different clients in a research environment and they were very, very
> >different. Perhaps if you explain what you do, what type of research, what
> >type of data you need to keep track of, we may be able to guide you.
> >> Any one of you have any idea about Lab data model design. I am trying to
> >> create an efficient datamodel ( with all different normalized tables ) from
> >[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance
>
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