Assignment 
Objectives
- To develop a conceptual data model diagram
- To perform logical design
Assignment Specification
In this assignment, youneed to perform the followingtasks for the given case study:
- Draw an Entity Relationship (ER) diagram
- Perform logical design
- Create3NF Relations
Case Study
Many medical specialists offer their medical consultations and  perform special medical procedures to the patients at CQ Specialist  Medical Center (hereafter called as CQMC).  Patients generally book  their appointments through a telephone call or by personal visits to the  center.  Sometimes, the General Medical Practitioners (GPs) contactCQMC  directly on behalf of their patients for the specialist appointments.
The patient details, such as name, gender, etc., are collected and  stored at CQMC. Since the name of the patient is not going to be unique,  each patient is identified by a unique patient ID.  The details of  patient's medical history (past surgeries undertaken), details of  current medications (medicines and dosages) and other  medication-allergies, if any, have to be maintained by CQMC. The  referral letter from a GP is not a requirement at the time of booking  for an appointment with the specialist but it is compulsory at the time  of actual patient's consultation.  Just prior to the consultation, CQMC  collects the referral letter from the patient and notes down the details  of date of referral and the GP (identified by unique Medical Provider  Number) who issued that referral letter.  Based on the necessity, the  same GP may refer the same patient to the same specialist many times  over a period of time.  During the consultation, a specialist may  conduct various medical tests and procedures on the patient; may  prescribe multiple prescriptions to the patient.  After each  appointment, the name of the standard tests and procedures performed  along with the medical prescription details are stored and maintained by  CQMC.
The following table provides the details of consultation and other  charges applicable for the specialist's appointments.   The charges can  be assumed to be constant values.
 
| Type | Fees/Charges | 
| Consultation   | $120 | 
| Biopsy | $75 | 
| Excision | $175 | 
| Laser | $250 | 
Type	Fees/Charges
After each appointment, the patient pays the entire appointment  charges to CQMC.  Each appointment charges include the consultation fees  and additionally may include multiple other charges from the above  table.  Sometimes, some specialists offer discount amount to some  appointments on special grounds such as Pensioner, Veteran etc.,
Some GPs and patients often would like to know the details of  qualifications and number of years of experience of the specialists.   Hence, CQMC maintains and updates those details periodically. You may  note that a medical specialist may have multiple qualifications.
The  attributes of the possible entities have not been mentioned clearly.   Hence, you need to assume at least three and at most seven relevant  attributes for each of the entities that you will identify for your ER  diagram.
Assignment Requirements
In this assignment,you need to create an Entity Relationship (ER)  diagram relevant to the above case study and perform logical design to  produce appropriate3NF Relations.
The attributes for various entities have not been purposely described  in the case study so that the students are encouraged to further  research and list the pertinent attributes in addition to the required  identifier for each and every entity in their ERD.
Draw an appropriate ER diagram
Use the symbols as prescribed in your unit-textbook to draw the ER diagram (ERD) for the above case study.
Your ERD must
- show all necessary entities, attributes andrelationships
- show identifiers/identifying attributes as necessary
- show multi-valued attributes, ifany
- show participation andcardinality
- show associative entities, ifappropriate
- show weak entities, if any
- use the notation described in the settext
- use consistent and appropriate naming for entities and attributes  as specified in the unit text book