Clinical

The date on which a surgical procedure related to breast imaging findings was performed, such as a biopsy or lumpectomy prompted by mammogram results. Links imaging records to subsequent surgical interventions in longitudinal breast cancer care pathways.

The specific anatomical region, lesion, or clinical objective identified as the focus of a mammographic examination, such as a targeted area of concern in a diagnostic mammogram. Used to distinguish targeted diagnostic studies from routine bilateral screening procedures.

The NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code identifying the specialty classification of the provider or facility performing the mammogram, such as diagnostic radiology or breast imaging specialty. Used in claims processing to validate rendering provider credentials and reimbursement eligibility.

A clinical measurement field capturing body temperature recorded in association with a mammogram encounter, potentially documented during pre-procedure assessment. May be relevant in evaluating patient suitability for imaging or tracking infection-related contraindications to scheduled procedures.

The date on which a mammogram-related authorization, care plan, or screening program enrollment was formally ended or expired. Used in care management systems to track when active monitoring or follow-up protocols for breast imaging were discontinued for a patient.

The time of day at which a mammogram procedure was performed or scheduled, captured in conjunction with the service date for precise temporal tracking. Used in radiology scheduling systems and procedure logs to sequence imaging workflows and calculate turnaround times.

The combined date and time value recording when a mammogram event, result, or data transaction occurred, providing a precise audit trail. Used in radiology information systems and data warehouses to sequence imaging events, result delivery, and clinical follow-up actions.

The formal name or descriptive label assigned to a mammogram study or report, such as screening mammogram bilateral or diagnostic mammogram with ultrasound. Used in radiology documentation systems to identify and categorize imaging studies within a patient's breast health record.

The aggregate financial amount or utilization count associated with mammogram services for a given patient, date range, or population cohort. Used in claims analysis, cost reporting, and quality program dashboards to summarize breast screening service volumes and expenditures.

The cumulative number of mammogram procedures performed or recorded for a patient or defined population over a specified measurement period. Used in preventive care quality reporting, HEDIS measure calculations, and population health management to assess screening utilization rates.

The classification of mammogram procedure performed, distinguishing between screening mammograms for asymptomatic patients and diagnostic mammograms for those with symptoms or abnormal findings. Also differentiates modalities such as 2D digital, 3D tomosynthesis, and contrast-enhanced mammography.

The date on which a mammogram record, result, or associated clinical documentation was most recently modified in the system. Used in data governance and audit trails to track record amendments, result corrections, and addenda to breast imaging reports in clinical data repositories.

The clinical priority level assigned to a mammogram order or follow-up action, such as routine, urgent, or STAT, indicating how quickly the study or subsequent intervention must be completed. Drives scheduling prioritization and follow-up workflows based on radiologist recommendations.

The version number of a mammogram record, report, or data schema, incrementing when amendments or corrections are made to the original documentation. Supports audit integrity in radiology information systems by preserving the history of changes to breast imaging reports and findings.

The postal zip code associated with the facility, patient residence, or service location linked to a mammogram record. Used in geographic analysis of breast cancer screening access, disparity reporting, and population health outreach targeting underserved areas with low mammography utilization rates.

The date on which medical supplies, materials, or equipment were admitted or received into a clinical facility, inventory system, or patient care episode. Used in supply chain management and inpatient cost tracking to align material consumption with admission records for accurate charge capture.

The date a patient was discharged from an inpatient or outpatient facility in the context of a medical supply or material record. Used to align supply utilization timelines with episode-of-care boundaries for cost and clinical analysis.

The human-readable display name assigned to a medical supply or material item within a clinical or supply chain system. Used to identify the material in reports, order screens, and chargemaster records, distinguishing it from internal codes or identifiers.

The date on which a clinical procedure associated with a specific medical supply or material was performed. Used to correlate supply consumption with procedure events on claims or encounter records for utilization and cost tracking.

The date on which a surgical procedure involving a specific medical supply or material was performed. Used in operative and supply chain records to link implantable devices, surgical materials, or disposables to the corresponding surgical encounter date.