Draw an ER diagram that describes the following data and relationships: • A health care organisation keeps track of its doctors and outpatient locations. • For each doctor, it keeps track of the DoctorID (unique), DoctorName, and Doctor Yearof MDGraduation (year graduated from medical school). • For each output location, it keeps track of the OLID (Outpatient Location ID; unique) and OLName (Outpatient Location Name). • Each doctor works at exactly one outpatient location and each outpatient location must have at least one doctor working at it, but can have many doctors working at it.

Draw an ER diagram that describes the following data and relationships: • A health care organisation keeps track of its doctors and outpatient locations. • For each doctor, it keeps track of the DoctorID (unique), DoctorName, and Doctor Yearof MDGraduation (year graduated from medical school). • For each output location, it keeps track of the OLID (Outpatient Location ID; unique) and OLName (Outpatient Location Name). • Each doctor works at exactly one outpatient location and each outpatient location must have at least one doctor working at it, but can have many doctors working at it.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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