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How to create a data base for CME's tracking?

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dixon02 - 15 May 2005 23:49 GMT
I would like suggestion on how to create a database so that I can keep track
of all my CME's ( continued medical educations) and  have a way to retrive it
whenever and however I want.
LMB - 16 May 2005 04:18 GMT
Is this just for CME's for you personally or for a group of people?  You
probably want to tell  what kind of fields you want and what kind of reports
you want.  Also including what version of Access you are using helps.  Do
you need to have a certain percentage of CME's related to your specialty?
Do you want to categorize the CME's by type, ie Cardio Vascular, Pulmonary,
GI etc...?

Linda

>I would like suggestion on how to create a database so that I can keep
>track
> of all my CME's ( continued medical educations) and  have a way to retrive
> it
> whenever and however I want.
dixon02 - 16 May 2005 05:34 GMT
Thank you for your input. Yes it for my own personal use and i am using
Access 2003. The way I would like to have is by date, title, presenter,
sponsoring institution, credits earned, address of sponsoring institution.
your idea of categorizing is a very good one, i'll use it too. Still need
guidance. I crashed trying to define all those fields, etc.

> Is this just for CME's for you personally or for a group of people?  You
> probably want to tell  what kind of fields you want and what kind of reports
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> > it
> > whenever and however I want.
 
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