Clinical

The mobile phone number associated with the patient, healthcare proxy, or authorized contact linked to a care directive record. Used to facilitate outreach and notification workflows when a directive requires review, renewal, or when clinical staff need to confirm patient treatment preferences.

The unique identifier of the user, clinician, or system that last updated a patient care directive record. Supports audit trail requirements in clinical documentation by recording who made changes, ensuring accountability and traceability of directive modifications over time.

The calendar date on which a patient care directive record was most recently updated or amended. Used in clinical and legal workflows to determine the currency of a directive, support version control, and ensure compliance with periodic review and renewal requirements.

The timestamp indicating the exact time of day when a patient care directive record was last modified. Combined with directive modified date, this field provides a precise audit trail entry supporting clinical governance, compliance reporting, and dispute resolution in care documentation systems.

The human-readable label or title assigned to a patient care directive, such as 'Do Not Resuscitate Order' or 'Advance Healthcare Directive.' Used in clinical documentation, patient record displays, and reporting interfaces to clearly identify the type and purpose of the directive.

Free-text annotation or supplemental clinical commentary attached to a patient care directive record. Captures nuances, exceptions, or contextual details that structured data fields cannot fully represent, supporting clinical decision-making and providing additional guidance for care teams implementing the directive.

A system-assigned or externally issued reference number uniquely identifying a specific patient care directive within an organization's clinical or administrative systems. Used for retrieval, cross-referencing, and tracking of directives across departments, encounters, and care episodes.

The date on which a patient care directive became clinically effective or was first activated, such as the date an advance directive was triggered by a qualifying medical condition. Distinct from the creation date, this field marks when the directive began governing actual care decisions.

The blood oxygen saturation level specified as a threshold or target value within a patient care directive, such as minimum acceptable SpO2 levels in a respiratory care plan or ventilator management directive. Used to guide clinical interventions based on documented patient-specific or protocol-driven oxygen parameters.

The dollar amount paid in connection with the processing or administration of a care directive, which may arise in legal, notarial, or administrative fee contexts. Captures financial transactions associated with directive issuance, renewal, or formal legal execution within healthcare administrative systems.

The date on which payment was received or processed in connection with a care directive administrative transaction. Used in healthcare administrative and financial systems to reconcile fees associated with directive execution, legal documentation services, or compliance-related processing activities.

The identifier of the higher-level or originating directive to which the current directive is subordinate. Used in hierarchical directive structures where a specific treatment order or sub-directive is derived from or governed by a broader care plan, protocol, or master advance directive document.

A percentage value specified within a patient care directive, such as the proportion of care costs covered, a target clinical parameter expressed as a percentage, or a threshold for clinical escalation. Used in treatment protocols, financial authorizations, and care management directives requiring ratio-based clinical guidance.

The defined time interval or duration over which a patient care directive is valid and clinically active, such as a 30-day medication order window or an annual advance directive review period. Used to enforce directive expiration, trigger renewal workflows, and maintain temporal accuracy of active care instructions.

The telephone number associated with a clinical directive, used to contact the responsible party or care coordinator. Captured in EHR systems to support communication workflows when clarification or follow-up on care instructions is required.

The clinician-assigned or system-configured display name for a clinical directive, enabling consistent identification across care settings. Used in EHR interfaces and clinical decision support tools to present directives in a standardized, human-readable format for care teams.

The monetary cost associated with executing a clinical directive, such as a procedure order or care instruction. Used in healthcare billing and utilization management systems to track direct costs tied to specific clinical orders and support financial reporting workflows.

A boolean or coded flag identifying whether a clinical directive is the primary instruction among multiple competing or related directives. Used in EHR order management to prioritize care execution and resolve conflicts when multiple active directives exist for a patient.

The urgency or importance ranking assigned to a clinical directive, indicating the order in which care instructions should be executed. Used in clinical workflow management systems to triage patient care tasks and ensure time-sensitive directives receive appropriate attention.

The calendar date on which the procedure or clinical action specified within a directive was performed or is scheduled to occur. Recorded in EHR and procedure management systems to support care chronology, outcome tracking, and clinical audit trails.