A rurаl hоspitаl аsks yоu tо build a database to help them record the data of their care processes. Here are the processes. 1) Physicians consult many patients. 2) A patient can have more than one physician depending on their condition. 3) The management at the hospital wants to record for each physician, their name, specialization, year of graduation, office room number, and office phone number. 4) Patients are categorized based on whether they are inpatients (i.e., a patient who sleeps at the hospital for care) or outpatients (i.e., a patient who returns home after seeing their physician(s). A patient is either inpatient or outpatient. 5) For each patient, the hospital records their last name, first name, address, DOB, social security number, health insurance ID number, and medical diagnosis. 6) In addition, for outpatients, the hospital records the date of their next appointment and the name of the pharmacy where to send their drug prescription.7) For inpatients, the hospital records the date of their admission and the date of their discharge from the hospital. 8) The hospital also keeps data on the room where the inpatient stays. Inpatients stay in the same room throughout their stay at the hospital, and each room can accommodate a maximum of two inpatients. 9) For rooms, the hospital records the room number, the number of beds in the room (1 or 2 beds), and the phone number of the room. In your conceptual model, you will have (check all that apply):
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