Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
The total number of clinical guideline instances, recommendations, or associated encounters recorded for a patient or population within a defined time period, used for reporting guideline utilization, measuring care management program reach, and supporting quality performance analysis.
The country associated with the location where a guideline-driven clinical service is rendered or where the patient resides, used to support international care management program administration, cross-border population health reporting, and geographic compliance tracking.
The unique identifier of the user, clinician, or system that initially created the clinical guideline record, used to establish accountability and traceability within care management workflows, audit trails, and clinical data governance processes across healthcare information systems.
The calendar date on which a clinical guideline record was first entered into the system, used to establish the timeline of guideline initiation, support audit and compliance reviews, and measure care management program responsiveness from initial guideline creation to completion.
The precise timestamp at which a clinical guideline record was first created in the system, used alongside the created date to support detailed audit logging, workflow sequencing, and operational reporting within care management and clinical decision support platforms.
Serum creatinine value recorded in the context of a clinical practice guideline, used to assess renal function thresholds that determine patient eligibility, dosing adjustments, or care pathway recommendations within disease management protocols.
Calendar date associated with a clinical practice guideline event or action, such as the date a guideline was issued, reviewed, or applied to a patient care plan within a disease management or quality measure tracking program.
Precise timestamp combining date and time associated with a clinical practice guideline event, capturing when a guideline was triggered, applied, or recorded in a disease management system or clinical decision support workflow.
Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a prescribing clinician referenced within a clinical practice guideline, used to identify and verify prescriber authority for controlled substance recommendations in care management programs.
Date of patient death recorded in the context of a clinical practice guideline or disease management program, used to close open guideline records, terminate care interventions, and support outcomes reporting and population health analytics.
Date on which a clinical practice guideline record was logically removed or inactivated within the disease management system, supporting audit trail requirements and enabling historical tracking of when guideline records were withdrawn from active use.
Boolean flag indicating whether a clinical practice guideline record has been logically deleted or inactivated within the disease management system, allowing soft-delete functionality while preserving historical data for audit and compliance reporting.
Human-readable text describing the clinical practice guideline, including its clinical purpose, target patient population, and care recommendations, used to communicate guideline intent within disease management platforms and clinical decision support systems.
Granular clinical or administrative information associated with a specific practice guideline, capturing supplementary data points such as measurement results, intervention notes, or compliance criteria used within disease management and care coordination workflows.
Date a patient was discharged from an inpatient or facility setting as recorded within a clinical practice guideline workflow, used to trigger post-discharge care protocols, follow-up interventions, and transitions-of-care guideline actions in disease management programs.
Target date by which a clinical guideline action, intervention, or outreach must be completed for a patient enrolled in a disease management or quality improvement program, used to drive care coordinator workqueues and compliance tracking.
Length of time over which a clinical practice guideline applies to a patient, such as the recommended treatment window or monitoring period, used in disease management programs to define intervention timelines and measure adherence to care protocols.
Electronic mail address associated with a patient, caregiver, or care team member within a clinical guideline or disease management record, used to facilitate outreach communications, appointment reminders, and guideline-driven health education delivery.
Flag identifying whether a clinical practice guideline action or patient condition has been designated as urgent or emergent, used to prioritize care coordinator interventions and escalate outreach within disease management and care management platforms.
Date marking the conclusion of a clinical practice guideline's applicability to a patient, such as the end of a monitoring period or care intervention window, used in disease management systems to close active guideline records and assess completion.