Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
The country where a magnetic resonance imaging procedure was performed or where the ordering facility is located. Used in international patient records, medical tourism tracking, and cross-border claims processing to identify the geographic jurisdiction of the imaging service.
The unique identifier of the user, clinician, or system that initiated the magnetic resonance imaging record in the clinical data system. Used in audit trails, workflow accountability, and radiology order management to track record origination and support compliance reviews.
The calendar date on which the magnetic resonance imaging record was first entered into the clinical or administrative data system. Used in audit logging, radiology order tracking, and data governance workflows to establish a chronological record of imaging documentation activity.
The specific time at which the magnetic resonance imaging record was first entered into the clinical or administrative data system. Combined with the created date, this field supports precise audit trails, radiology workflow analysis, and turnaround time reporting for imaging orders.
The serum creatinine level recorded in association with a magnetic resonance imaging procedure, used to assess renal function before administering gadolinium-based contrast agents. Elevated creatinine values may contraindicate contrast use due to the risk of nephrogenic systemic fibrosis.
The calendar date on which a magnetic resonance imaging procedure was performed on the patient. Used in radiology reporting, clinical documentation, and claims processing to establish the service date for imaging studies and support longitudinal patient care analysis.
The combined date and time value representing when a magnetic resonance imaging procedure was performed or scheduled. Used in radiology information systems and clinical workflows to precisely sequence imaging events, calculate turnaround times, and coordinate multidisciplinary care schedules.
The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a provider who ordered a magnetic resonance imaging procedure, particularly relevant when controlled substances such as sedatives or anesthetics are administered during the scan. Used for regulatory compliance and prescriber verification.
The date of death for a patient who had a magnetic resonance imaging procedure on record. Used in mortality analysis, longitudinal outcomes research, and clinical data archiving to correlate imaging findings with patient outcomes and support population health studies.
The date on which a magnetic resonance imaging record was marked as deleted or voided within the clinical or administrative data system. Used in data governance, audit trail maintenance, and radiology record management to document when erroneous or duplicate imaging entries were removed.
A flag indicating whether a magnetic resonance imaging record has been logically deleted or voided in the clinical data system. Used in radiology data management and reporting to exclude invalidated imaging records from active workflows while preserving the audit history of the original entry.
A free-text or standardized narrative describing the magnetic resonance imaging procedure, including body region, imaging protocol, and clinical indication. Used in radiology orders, clinical documentation, and reporting to communicate the purpose and scope of the imaging study to care team members.
Supplementary clinical or technical information associated with a magnetic resonance imaging procedure, such as imaging sequences used, contrast administration details, or patient positioning notes. Used in radiology documentation and quality review to provide comprehensive context beyond standard order fields.
The date a patient was discharged from a hospital or inpatient facility in association with a magnetic resonance imaging encounter. Used in inpatient radiology reporting, length-of-stay analysis, and claims adjudication to link imaging services to the corresponding episode of acute care.
The target or deadline date by which a magnetic resonance imaging procedure is expected to be completed, as specified in a care plan, authorization, or clinical order. Used in radiology scheduling, utilization management, and care coordination workflows to ensure timely imaging service delivery.
The total length of time required to complete a magnetic resonance imaging procedure, measured from scan initiation to completion. Used in radiology operations, equipment utilization reporting, and scheduling optimization to assess throughput efficiency and plan imaging suite capacity.
The electronic mail address associated with the patient, ordering provider, or facility contact linked to a magnetic resonance imaging procedure. Used in radiology result notifications, appointment reminders, and clinical communications to facilitate electronic correspondence related to the imaging study.
A flag designating whether a magnetic resonance imaging procedure was ordered or performed on an emergency or urgent basis. Used in radiology triage workflows, turnaround time reporting, and clinical operations to prioritize emergency imaging requests and track compliance with urgent scan protocols.
The date on which a magnetic resonance imaging procedure, authorization period, or associated clinical episode was completed or closed. Used in radiology reporting, utilization review, and prior authorization management to determine the conclusion of imaging-related activity within a defined care episode.
The timestamp recording when a magnetic resonance imaging scan was completed. Used in radiology information systems to calculate total scan duration, schedule subsequent imaging slots, and document procedure timelines in the patient's clinical record.