Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
The state-issued professional license identifier for a clinician practicing in infectious disease specialty medicine. Used to verify practitioner credentials, support claims processing, meet regulatory reporting requirements, and ensure proper attribution of infectious disease clinical documentation and prescribing activity.
The legal relationship status of a patient receiving infectious disease care, captured at the time of enrollment or encounter. Relevant in infectious disease contexts for contact tracing of sexually transmitted infections, insurance coordination of benefits determination, and social determinants of health assessments.
The enterprise-level master record identifier that uniquely and persistently identifies a patient across all infectious disease encounters, facilities, and affiliated health systems. Enables longitudinal case tracking, cross-system record matching, and unified patient history aggregation for infectious disease management and public health reporting.
The upper boundary value used in infectious disease clinical measurements, lab reference ranges, or dosing thresholds. Defines the highest acceptable or observed value for metrics such as viral load, temperature, or antibiotic concentration in ID patient management.
The unique patient identifier assigned within the infectious disease department or clinic, used to link patient records across encounters, lab results, antimicrobial orders, and contact tracing documentation in ID-specific clinical information systems.
The middle name or initial of a patient or provider associated with an infectious disease record, used to support accurate patient matching and identity verification across ID clinic encounters, lab requisitions, and reportable disease registries.
The lower boundary value used in infectious disease clinical measurements, lab reference ranges, or dosing thresholds. Defines the lowest acceptable or observed value for metrics such as CD4 count, drug trough levels, or vital sign parameters in ID patient management.
The mobile phone number associated with a patient or contact in the infectious disease program, used for appointment reminders, contact tracing outreach, medication adherence follow-up, and public health notification in ID care management workflows.
The unique identifier of the user who last updated an infectious disease record, supporting audit trail requirements and data governance in ID clinical systems. Captures clinician, staff, or system account responsible for the most recent change to the record.
The calendar date on which an infectious disease record was most recently updated, used to maintain data currency and audit compliance in ID clinical documentation, reportable disease registries, and antimicrobial stewardship tracking systems.
The timestamp indicating when an infectious disease record was last updated, providing precise audit trail data for ID clinical documentation, infection control event tracking, and regulatory reporting where time-sensitive record changes require verification.
The standardized or display name of a diagnosed infectious disease, pathogen, or condition, used in clinical documentation, reportable disease registries, antimicrobial stewardship programs, and public health surveillance reporting within ID workflows.
Free-text or structured clinical annotation associated with an infectious disease encounter or record, capturing clinician observations, treatment rationale, isolation precautions, consultation findings, or epidemiological context relevant to ID patient management.
A unique reference number assigned to an infectious disease case, encounter, or record, used to track and cross-reference ID cases across clinical systems, public health reporting databases, contact tracing workflows, and antimicrobial stewardship programs.
The date on which a patient's infectious disease symptoms first appeared or the infection was confirmed to begin, critical for epidemiological investigation, incubation period calculation, contact tracing timelines, and reportable disease case definition compliance.
The peripheral blood oxygen saturation percentage measured in patients with infectious diseases such as pneumonia, sepsis, or COVID-19, used to monitor respiratory status, guide supplemental oxygen therapy decisions, and assess disease severity in ID clinical settings.
The monetary amount reimbursed or paid for infectious disease-related clinical services, procedures, or treatments, used in revenue cycle management to reconcile ID encounter claims against payer remittances and track financial outcomes for ID service lines.
The date on which payment was received or posted for an infectious disease-related claim or service, used in revenue cycle reconciliation, accounts receivable aging analysis, and financial reporting for ID department billing and reimbursement tracking.
The higher-level hierarchical entity linked to an infectious disease record, such as a parent encounter, episode of care, or disease category, used to organize ID case data into structured relationships within clinical and epidemiological data management systems.
A proportional ratio value associated with an infectious disease metric, such as positivity rate, antimicrobial resistance prevalence, treatment adherence rate, or population infection rate, used in ID surveillance, stewardship reporting, and outcomes analysis.