Clinical

Records the exact timestamp when a patient's food or drug intolerance entry was first created in the clinical system. Used alongside the created date to provide precise audit trail data, supporting documentation accuracy and patient safety compliance in EHR workflows.

Stores the patient's serum creatinine level at the time a drug or food intolerance was documented. Used in clinical decision support to assess renal function when evaluating drug tolerability, dose adjustments, or contraindications for patients with kidney impairment recorded in the EHR.

Records the calendar date on which a patient's adverse reaction to a food or drug was identified or first documented. Used in EHR systems to establish the clinical timeline of intolerance events, supporting care continuity, medication safety reviews, and longitudinal patient health records.

Captures the combined date and time at which a patient's food or drug intolerance was identified or recorded. Provides precise temporal documentation for clinical events, supporting accurate EHR audit trails, medication safety reviews, and chronological ordering of patient intolerance history.

Stores the DEA registration number associated with the prescriber or substance linked to a patient's drug intolerance record. Used in EHR and pharmacy systems to trace controlled substance exposure events contributing to adverse reactions, supporting regulatory compliance and medication safety documentation.

Records the date of a patient's death when it is clinically associated with or attributed to a documented food or drug intolerance or adverse reaction. Used in pharmacovigilance, mortality reporting, and EHR records to capture fatal adverse reaction outcomes for patient safety analysis.

Records the calendar date on which a patient's food or drug intolerance entry was removed or inactivated in the clinical system. Supports data governance, audit trail integrity, and allows clinical systems to track when previously documented intolerance records were retracted or corrected by care team members.

A binary flag indicating whether a patient's food or drug intolerance record has been logically deleted or inactivated in the clinical system. Allows EHR systems to retain historical intolerance data for audit purposes while excluding inactive records from active patient safety alerts and clinical decision support.

Contains the free-text or coded narrative describing the nature of a patient's adverse reaction to a food or drug, including the substance involved and reaction type. Displayed in EHR clinical summaries and medication reconciliation workflows to inform care team members of documented patient intolerances.

Stores granular clinical information about a patient's food or drug intolerance, including reaction severity, onset characteristics, and clinical observations. Used in EHR systems to supplement coded intolerance records with nuanced clinical context that supports prescribing decisions and patient safety evaluations.

Records the date a patient was discharged from an inpatient or emergency care setting following an adverse reaction to a food or drug. Used in EHR and clinical data systems to link intolerance events to specific episodes of care, supporting post-discharge medication review and care transition documentation.

Captures a scheduled follow-up or reassessment date associated with a documented food or drug intolerance, such as a planned review of the patient's reaction status or tolerance re-evaluation. Used in EHR care management workflows to prompt timely clinical reassessment of documented intolerance records.

Records the length of time a patient experienced symptoms or adverse effects resulting from a food or drug intolerance. Used in EHR clinical documentation to characterize the severity and persistence of adverse reactions, informing future prescribing decisions and supporting longitudinal patient safety assessments.

Stores the email address associated with a patient or clinician contact record linked to a documented food or drug intolerance. Used in EHR and care coordination systems to facilitate communication about intolerance alerts, medication safety notifications, or follow-up instructions related to the patient's adverse reaction history.

A flag identifying whether a patient's food or drug intolerance has been associated with or is capable of triggering an emergency clinical event, such as anaphylaxis. Used in EHR systems to prioritize high-risk intolerance alerts during medication ordering, triage, and clinical decision support workflows.

Records the date on which a patient's adverse reaction to a food or drug resolved or when the intolerance record's active period concluded. Used in EHR systems to define the clinical timeframe of an intolerance event and determine whether a documented reaction remains clinically active or historically resolved.

Captures the precise time at which a patient's adverse reaction to a food or drug was considered resolved or the intolerance observation period ended. Used alongside the end date in EHR systems to provide exact temporal boundaries for intolerance events, supporting accurate clinical documentation and safety reporting.

Identifies the user who documented a patient's adverse food or drug intolerance in the clinical record. Captures the username or clinician ID responsible for data entry, supporting audit trails and accountability in EHR intolerance management workflows.

Records the patient's ethnic background associated with a documented food or drug intolerance. Supports population health analysis and clinical research identifying demographic patterns in adverse substance responses across diverse patient populations in clinical data systems.

Indicates the date on which a documented food or drug intolerance record is no longer considered clinically active or valid. Used to manage the lifecycle of intolerance entries in EHR systems, ensuring outdated records are flagged and excluded from active clinical decision support alerts.