Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
A numeric position or sequence value assigned to a patient's advance directive record within a clinical dataset or document repository. Used to order multiple directive versions or entries and support systematic retrieval of end-of-life care documentation in health information systems.
A coded value denoting the current status or presence of a patient's advance directive, such as active, revoked, or pending. Enables clinical workflows to quickly assess whether valid end-of-life care instructions exist and whether care teams must adhere to specific documented patient preferences.
The specific guidance or directives recorded within a patient's advance directive, detailing their preferences for medical interventions, resuscitation, life support, and other end-of-life care decisions. These instructions legally guide clinical teams when the patient cannot communicate their own wishes.
A system lookup value used to reference or join advance directive records across related clinical data tables. Functions as a relational identifier linking end-of-life care documentation to associated patient, encounter, or provider records within the health information system.
The display text or UI label associated with a patient's advance directive record, used to identify the directive type such as living will, DNR, or healthcare proxy in clinical documentation systems and EHR interfaces.
The preferred spoken or written language in which a patient's advance directive was documented or should be communicated, ensuring clinical staff and legal representatives can accurately interpret end-of-life care instructions across multilingual healthcare settings.
The family surname of the patient or legally authorized representative associated with an advance directive document, used to match and verify the directive against patient demographic records in clinical and legal workflows.
The full official registered name of the patient as it appears on a legally executed advance directive document, used to validate the directive's authenticity and ensure accurate patient matching in medical records and legal review processes.
The hierarchical classification or priority tier assigned to a patient's advance directive, indicating the scope of care instructions such as comfort care only, limited intervention, or full treatment, used to guide clinical decision-making at point of care.
The professional license identifier of the healthcare provider, attorney, or notary who witnessed or validated the advance directive document, used for compliance verification and legal authentication of end-of-life care instructions in clinical records.
The marital status of the patient at the time of advance directive execution, used to determine legal next-of-kin hierarchy and identify the appropriate healthcare proxy or surrogate decision-maker when the patient cannot express end-of-life care preferences.
The enterprise-level unique identifier assigned to a patient's advance directive across integrated healthcare systems, enabling consistent tracking and retrieval of end-of-life care instructions across facilities, EHRs, and clinical data repositories.
The upper threshold or maximum value associated with a clinical parameter specified within a patient's advance directive, such as the highest acceptable level of intervention or resuscitation effort permitted under the documented end-of-life care instructions.
The middle name or initial of the patient or authorized representative listed on an advance directive document, used to support accurate identity matching and disambiguation in clinical records when patients share similar first and last names.
The lower threshold or minimum value associated with a clinical parameter specified within a patient's advance directive, such as the least level of intervention required under the documented end-of-life care instructions, used to guide clinical treatment boundaries.
The mobile phone number of the patient or designated healthcare proxy listed on the advance directive, used by clinical staff to establish urgent contact with the responsible party when end-of-life care decisions must be communicated or confirmed.
The user identifier of the clinician, administrator, or authorized representative who last updated the advance directive record in the healthcare system, used for audit trail purposes and to maintain accountability in end-of-life care documentation workflows.
The calendar date on which a patient's advance directive record was most recently updated in the healthcare system, used to determine whether the documented end-of-life care instructions reflect the patient's current wishes and to support legal and clinical compliance audits.
The timestamp recording the exact time a patient's advance directive record was last updated in the healthcare system, used alongside the modified date to maintain a precise audit trail of changes to end-of-life care documentation in clinical workflows.
The human-readable display name assigned to a patient's advance directive record, identifying the document type such as living will, durable power of attorney for healthcare, or POLST, used for retrieval and presentation in clinical and administrative interfaces.