Payer-side claims processing in SQL Server: plans with benefit rules, policies covering members and dependents, provider network tiers, claims with service lines, per-line adjudication, coded denials, appeals, explanations of benefits and remittance to providers.
How a dispensing pharmacy models its data: a drug catalogue by strength and form, stock held as batches with expiry dates picked first-expired-first-out, dispense events, interaction and allergy checks, insurance claims and a controlled-drugs register.
Outpatient scheduling in MySQL: recurring availability templates that generate slots, appointments that consume exactly one slot, waitlists that backfill cancellations, two-way reminders, referrals, and a dated no-show policy.
The core of an electronic health record: patients and providers, appointments versus encounters, coded conditions and observations, prescriptions against a drug catalogue, allergies and insurance coverage over time.
How a fitness tracking app models its data: activities with compressed sensor streams instead of one row per second, segments and segment efforts with materialised leaderboards, personal records, kudos and comments, clubs, gear mileage and training load.