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Having trouble wording this: Working on an Healthcare DB for capturing Inpatient data for one or multi days

Asked by Ange1ia in Health/HealthCare Industry, Microsoft Access Database, Access Architecture/Design

I'm doing a db for a hospital service that sees patients on an inpatient basis. These patients may be seen once or 25 times (just once a day but for multiple days). I didn't have that little bit of information when I put the db together. So, I have the data entry page attached that I originally did. How do make that into something where a visit can be entered multiple times w/o making 25 different data entry fields. And again the pt may only have 1 consult (i.e. one date entered 9/10/08) or multiple entries for visits (i.e. 09/10/08; 09/11/08, 09/12/08.... and so on). They will also be tracking that same data per visit, each time the patient is visited they will be assessed for the same information I have listed below.
Date of Visit
Type of Visit
Location (room # that the pt is in or Unit, the location may or may not change, could be moved to ICU )
PRS (1-10 Pain Rating Scale)
Non Pain Symptom (a symptom outside of pain (Shortness of Breath, Chest Pain...))
nPRS (1-10 Scale)
HURT (1-10 Scale)
Other Services (Family Meeting...)
Recommendations (RxO, RxP...)
I also don't know how to avoid having blank spaces in the db if the pt is only seen for 1 day and there are 25 or 30 blank data entry fields that didn't get filled in because the pt was only seen once. I understand blanks can cause corruption.

Thanks So Much in advance for your expert advice and guidance to. If you need more from the already constructed db let me know.
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Having trouble wording this: Working on an Healthcare DB for capturing Inpatient data for one or multi days

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