Database Management System Overview: Define what a DBMS is and its

significance in healthcare analytics. $(4$ Marks$)$

B$.$ Introduction to the Healthcare Scenario: Present the healthcare provider

scenario and discuss the implementation benefits of a DBMS in this context. $(4$

Marks$)$

C$.$ Data Requirements and Management in Healthcare: Identify the types of data

crucial for the healthcare provider $($e$.$g$.,$ patient health records, appointment

schedules, staff data, medical inventory$).$ Describe the management of this data

through a DBMS$,$ covering aspects such as data collection, manipulation, and

the advantages of using a DBMS in healthcare. $(6$ Marks$)$

D$.$ Discuss the components of a DBMS and the process of developing a DBMS

for implementation: Discuss the essential components of a DBMS$.$ Outline the

steps for designing and developing a DBMS$,$ focusing on healthcare data

models, normalization, key identification, and creating relationships between

data entities $(8$ Marks$).$

E$.$ SQL Code Development: Theoretically develop SQL code for data manipulation

$($INSERT$,$ UPDATE, DELETE$)$ and data retrieval $($SELECT$)$ tailored for the

healthcare scenario. Explain each SQL code snippet's purpose and relevance to

healthcare data management. $(6$ Marks$).$

F$.$ Report Design in Healthcare: Describe the design of reports within the DBMS

to cater to the healthcare provider's analytical and operational needs. Discuss

the types of reports that would be beneficial for patient care, inventory

management, and staff administration. $(4$ Marks$)$

G$.$ Overall benefit and conclusion: Summarize the overall advantages of

implementing the DBMS for the healthcare provider. Conclude with insights on how

the DBMS will aid in healthcare analytics and decision$-$making. $(3$ Marks$)$

H$.$ Report format, structure, major point and grammatical structure: Evaluate the

report based