Clinical

The lower threshold value applied to a gastroenterology-related measurement, authorization, or benefit limit, such as minimum age for screening colonoscopy eligibility, minimum required procedure intervals, or minimum clinical criteria for GI specialty referral authorization.

The mobile phone number of a gastroenterologist or GI specialist, used for on-call communications, care coordination, urgent consultation callbacks, and secure messaging related to digestive system patient cases, endoscopy scheduling, and inpatient GI consult workflows.

The user identifier of the individual who last updated a gastroenterology-related record, providing an audit trail for changes made to GI provider profiles, procedure documentation, referral records, or clinical data entries in healthcare information systems.

The calendar date on which a gastroenterology-related record was most recently updated, used for audit tracking, data governance, and change history reporting across GI provider profiles, procedure authorizations, clinical documentation, and specialty care management records.

The exact timestamp indicating when a gastroenterology-related record was last updated, used alongside the modified date to provide precise audit trail data for GI provider records, procedure documentation, referral updates, and clinical data changes in healthcare systems.

The display name associated with a gastroenterologist, GI practice, or digestive system specialty service, used in provider directories, referral documentation, patient-facing scheduling systems, and claims records to identify the GI specialist or specialty unit in a readable format.

A free-text annotation associated with a gastroenterology encounter, provider record, or procedure, capturing clinical observations, referral instructions, procedure findings, or administrative comments related to digestive system specialty care such as endoscopy results or IBD management notes.

A numeric reference assigned to a gastroenterology record, encounter, or procedure, used as a tracking identifier in claims processing, referral management, endoscopy scheduling systems, and clinical data repositories for digestive system specialty services and provider records.

The date on which a patient's gastrointestinal symptom or digestive system condition first presented, recorded in clinical documentation to establish disease timeline, support diagnostic coding for conditions such as Crohn's disease or GI bleeding, and inform GI treatment planning.

The peripheral blood oxygen saturation level recorded during a gastroenterology procedure, particularly monitored during sedated endoscopic procedures such as colonoscopy or upper endoscopy to ensure patient safety under conscious sedation or general anesthesia protocols.

The dollar amount reimbursed by a payer for gastroenterology services rendered, such as colonoscopy, endoscopy, or GI consultation claims. Captured in claims adjudication records to reflect actual payment after contractual adjustments, deductibles, and co-insurance are applied.

The date on which payment was issued for a gastroenterology claim, including services related to the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, and colon. Used in claims adjudication to reconcile reimbursements for GI procedures such as colonoscopy or endoscopy.

The hierarchical parent entity associated with a gastroenterology record, such as a parent encounter, claim, or organizational grouping. Used in data systems to link GI specialty records to their governing or originating entity for rollup reporting and structural hierarchy management.

A calculated percentage value associated with a gastroenterology encounter or claim, such as coinsurance rate, cost-sharing percentage, or utilization metric. Used in financial and clinical analytics to measure GI service cost distribution or procedure outcome rates.

The defined time interval applicable to a gastroenterology record, such as a treatment period, authorization window, or reporting cycle for GI services. Used to establish start and end boundaries for episodes of care involving digestive system conditions and procedures.

The telephone contact number associated with a gastroenterology service location, practice, or clinical contact. Used in care coordination and scheduling workflows to facilitate direct communication for GI specialty appointments, referrals, and patient follow-up.

The preferred display name used to identify a gastroenterology service, facility, or clinical entity within data systems. Used in patient-facing and administrative interfaces to present a standardized, human-readable label for GI specialty services and reporting outputs.

The billed or contracted price associated with a gastroenterology service or procedure, such as a colonoscopy, endoscopy, or GI consultation. Used in claims processing and reimbursement workflows to capture the cost before adjustments, discounts, or insurance payments are applied.

A flag that designates whether a gastroenterology record, diagnosis, or provider is the primary designation within a given encounter or claim. Used in claims adjudication and care management to distinguish principal GI diagnoses or lead treating specialists from secondary entries.

A ranking value that indicates the urgency or processing order of a gastroenterology service, referral, or authorization request. Used in care management workflows to triage GI conditions such as GI bleeding or inflammatory bowel disease based on clinical or administrative urgency.