Clinical

The postal code associated with the facility or location where a LOINC-coded clinical observation was performed or reported. Used in laboratory and clinical data systems to identify the geographic site of service for regional reporting, quality measurement, and population health analytics.

A binary flag indicating whether a mammogram screening record is currently active within the clinical or health plan system. Used in preventive care tracking and HEDIS quality measure reporting to distinguish valid, actionable breast imaging records from inactive or voided entries.

Describes the current workflow or processing state of a mammogram record, such as active, pending, completed, or cancelled. Used in breast imaging management systems and preventive care programs to monitor the lifecycle of screening orders and ensure timely follow-up for enrolled members.

The date a patient was formally admitted to a facility in connection with a mammogram procedure or related breast imaging encounter. Relevant in inpatient or outpatient hospital settings where the screening is performed alongside a formal admission event, captured for claims and clinical records.

The patient's age at the time a mammogram screening was performed or ordered. Used in breast cancer screening programs and HEDIS quality measures to verify age-based eligibility criteria, stratify screening compliance rates, and support population health reporting for preventive care initiatives.

The maximum dollar amount a health plan will reimburse for a mammogram screening or diagnostic breast imaging service under the member's benefit plan. Used in claims adjudication to calculate payment after applying contractual adjustments, deductibles, and cost-sharing provisions.

The total monetary value associated with a mammogram service, representing the billed, allowed, or paid charge depending on context. Captured in claims and encounter data to support financial reporting, cost analysis, and reimbursement reconciliation for breast imaging services.

Identifies the clinician, supervisor, or administrative user who authorized a mammogram order, result, or associated clinical record. Used in breast imaging workflows to maintain an audit trail of approval actions, supporting documentation compliance and quality review processes.

The recorded time a patient arrived at the imaging facility for a scheduled mammogram appointment. Used in operational reporting and patient flow analysis to measure scheduling efficiency, wait times, and throughput for breast imaging departments and outpatient radiology centers.

The calendar date a patient physically arrived at the imaging facility for a mammogram screening or diagnostic appointment. Used in breast imaging scheduling systems and encounter records to confirm appointment fulfillment and support preventive care compliance tracking.

The radiologist's or clinician's formal clinical evaluation narrative or structured findings associated with a mammogram result. Captures diagnostic impressions, BI-RADS classifications, and recommended follow-up actions within breast imaging records and clinical documentation systems.

The patient's date of birth as recorded in the mammogram encounter or screening record. Used to verify patient identity, calculate age-based screening eligibility, and support HEDIS breast cancer screening measures that require confirmation of member demographics at time of service.

The patient's systolic and diastolic blood pressure reading documented at the time of a mammogram visit. Recorded as part of pre-procedure vital sign assessment in clinical settings, contributing to the patient's overall health record and supporting chronic condition monitoring during screening visits.

The date a previously scheduled or ordered mammogram was formally cancelled. Used in breast imaging scheduling and care gap management systems to track appointment cancellations, identify patients requiring rescheduling, and accurately report screening compliance gaps in quality programs.

A classification grouping that identifies the type or purpose of a mammogram, such as screening, diagnostic, or surveillance. Used in radiology information systems and health plan reporting to differentiate mammogram types for billing, clinical protocols, and quality measure stratification.

The primary symptom or clinical concern reported by the patient that prompted a mammogram visit, such as a palpable lump, nipple discharge, or breast pain. Documented in clinical encounter records to distinguish diagnostic mammograms from routine screening and guide radiologic interpretation.

Identifies a subordinate mammogram record linked to a parent breast imaging study, enabling hierarchical relationships between screening and diagnostic mammograms within radiology information systems and clinical data warehouses tracking multi-level imaging workflows.

Stores the municipality name of the facility where a mammogram was performed or ordered, supporting geographic analysis of breast imaging utilization, facility location tracking, and regional screening compliance reporting across health system networks.

Categorizes the breast imaging study type, such as screening versus diagnostic mammogram, used to differentiate billing, clinical workflows, and quality measure reporting including HEDIS breast cancer screening compliance calculations for health plans and clinical registries.

Stores the procedure code associated with a breast imaging study, typically a CPT or HCPCS code such as 77067 for screening mammography, used to identify the specific service type across claims processing, EHR documentation, and quality measure attribution systems.