Clinical

Records the date on which all services or clinical activities within a treatment duration period were fully delivered and closed. Used in care management, claims reconciliation, and authorization tracking systems to confirm episode completion and trigger post-care workflows or billing finalization.

A flag indicating that information associated with a treatment duration period is subject to enhanced privacy protections, such as behavioral health, substance use, or reproductive care restrictions. Used to control data access, limit disclosures, and enforce compliance with regulations such as 42 CFR Part 2 or state confidentiality laws.

Represents the total number of occurrences, units, or instances recorded within a treatment duration period. Used in utilization management and clinical analytics to quantify service volume, track authorized visit limits, and measure care intensity across approved episodes for reporting and reimbursement purposes.

Stores the country associated with a patient's residence or care delivery location during a treatment duration period. Used in member enrollment, international claims processing, and care management systems to support cross-border benefit administration, geographic segmentation, and regulatory compliance reporting.

Identifies the user or system that originally created a treatment duration record. Captures the username or system ID responsible for initiating the duration entry, supporting audit trails and accountability in clinical data management workflows.

The calendar date on which a treatment duration record was first created in the system. Used to establish an audit trail for duration entries, supporting data governance, record tracking, and chronological reporting in clinical and administrative workflows.

The exact time at which a treatment duration record was first created in the system. Combined with the created date, this timestamp provides a precise audit trail for duration record creation, supporting data integrity and clinical workflow tracking.

Records the serum creatinine lab value associated with a treatment duration period. Used in clinical decision support and pharmacy dosing contexts to assess renal function, particularly for medication dosing adjustments and monitoring chronic kidney disease progression over time.

The specific calendar date associated with a defined treatment duration period. Used in clinical workflows to anchor the duration to a point in time, supporting scheduling, authorization tracking, and longitudinal care management across healthcare data systems.

The combined date and time value marking a key moment within a treatment duration period. This precise timestamp supports accurate sequencing of clinical events, concurrent treatment tracking, and time-sensitive reporting in healthcare data warehouses and clinical systems.

The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a treatment duration record, typically linked to controlled substance prescribing. Used to identify the prescribing clinician's DEA credentials when tracking scheduled medication therapy durations in pharmacy and clinical systems.

Records the date of patient death as it relates to the termination of an active treatment duration period. Used to close open treatment episodes, reconcile care timelines, and support mortality reporting, outcomes analysis, and longitudinal patient record management.

The calendar date on which a treatment duration record was logically deleted or inactivated in the system. Supports soft-delete audit trails, data retention compliance, and historical reporting by preserving the deletion timestamp without permanently removing the record.

A flag indicating whether a treatment duration record has been logically deleted or inactivated in the system. Supports soft-delete functionality, allowing records to be excluded from active reporting while preserving historical data for audit, compliance, and retrospective analysis purposes.

A human-readable text description explaining the nature or purpose of a treatment duration period. Provides clinical or administrative context for the duration record, aiding clinicians and analysts in identifying the associated care episode, protocol, or authorization period.

Stores granular clinical or administrative information specific to a treatment duration period. Captures supplementary details beyond standard structured fields, such as clinical notes, special conditions, or protocol-specific parameters that define or qualify the duration record in healthcare systems.

The date a patient was discharged from an inpatient or outpatient facility, marking the end of a treatment duration period. Used in utilization management, claims processing, and care coordination to calculate length of stay and close active authorization or episode records.

The target or deadline date associated with a treatment duration period, such as when a follow-up, authorization renewal, or clinical milestone is expected. Used in care management and utilization review workflows to trigger alerts, renewals, or administrative actions within defined treatment timelines.

Stores the calculated or specified length of a treatment duration period, typically expressed in days, weeks, or other time units. Used in clinical decision support, prior authorization, and pharmacy dispensing workflows to define the total span of an approved or active treatment episode.

The electronic mail address associated with a contact or responsible party linked to a treatment duration record. Used to facilitate communication regarding duration-related notifications, authorization updates, or care coordination activities within clinical and administrative healthcare workflows.