Clinical

The facility-assigned medical record number uniquely identifying the obstetric patient within a hospital or health system. Used to retrieve prenatal visit history, labor and delivery records, and postpartum documentation, and to link maternal records with newborn records at delivery.

The middle name or initial of the obstetric patient as recorded in the maternal health record. Used alongside first and last name for accurate patient identity matching, reducing duplicate record creation and ensuring correct linkage of prenatal records across care encounters.

The lower boundary value for a measurable obstetric clinical parameter, such as minimum acceptable fetal heart rate, minimum gestational age for a procedure, or minimum required hemoglobin level. Used in clinical validation rules and reference range checks within maternal health data systems.

The mobile phone number of the obstetric patient, used as the primary contact method for prenatal appointment reminders, labor alerts, postpartum follow-up outreach, and care coordination communications throughout the maternal health care continuum.

The username or system identifier of the clinician or user who last updated an obstetric record. Captured in the audit trail of maternal health systems to support data integrity, regulatory compliance, and accountability for changes made to prenatal or delivery documentation.

The timestamp recording the most recent update to an obstetric record in EHR or perinatal registry systems. Essential for data reconciliation, audit trail maintenance, and incremental ETL processing when synchronizing obstetric encounter data across clinical, claims, and analytics platforms.

The timestamp recording when an obstetric record was last updated within the maternal health system. Stored in the audit trail to track data edits, support version control of prenatal documentation, and meet regulatory requirements for medical record integrity in obstetric care settings.

The standardized display label identifying obstetric providers, facilities, or care programs within EHR and claims systems. Used in obstetric module configurations, provider directories, and maternity care workflow routing to distinguish pregnancy-related specialty entities.

The structured or free-text annotation associated with obstetric encounters, procedures, or clinical events in EHR and perinatal care systems. Captures provider documentation, prenatal visit summaries, labor notes, and postpartum observations linked to maternal health records.

The numeric reference value assigned to obstetric records, encounters, or procedures in EHR, claims, and perinatal registry systems. Used to uniquely identify pregnancies, delivery episodes, or obstetric case sequences for tracking longitudinal maternal care data.

The date on which obstetric symptoms, complications, or conditions first presented in a pregnant patient. Used to establish clinical timelines for conditions such as gestational hypertension, preterm labor, or gestational diabetes within prenatal risk assessment and care planning workflows.

The peripheral blood oxygen saturation percentage measured in an obstetric patient, typically via pulse oximetry during prenatal visits, labor, or postpartum monitoring. A key maternal vital sign used to assess respiratory status and detect complications such as preeclampsia or pulmonary embolism.

The dollar amount paid by the payer or patient for obstetric care services, as recorded in claims or billing systems. Used in revenue cycle management to reconcile prenatal, delivery, and postpartum service reimbursements against expected amounts under maternity benefit plan structures.

The date on which payment was received or posted for an obstetric care claim or service. Recorded in billing and revenue cycle systems to track reimbursement timelines for prenatal, labor, delivery, and postpartum services and to support accounts receivable reporting for maternal care.

The superior hierarchical relationship linking an obstetric record to its governing entity, such as a maternal encounter, pregnancy episode, or care program in EHR and perinatal data systems. Used to associate sub-records with the primary obstetric case for longitudinal tracking.

The calculated ratio representing proportional values in obstetric data, such as risk percentages, complication rates, or gestational benchmarks in EHR and perinatal analytics systems. Used for maternal risk stratification, outcome reporting, and quality measure calculations in pregnancy care workflows.

The defined time span covering a phase of pregnancy care, such as prenatal, intrapartum, or postpartum periods in EHR and claims systems. Used to segment maternal care timelines, apply trimester-specific clinical rules, and calculate gestational age windows for reporting.

The telephone contact number associated with an obstetric provider, practice, or maternity care facility in EHR, provider directory, and member enrollment systems. Used to route patient communications, appointment scheduling, and care coordination calls for pregnancy-related services.

The preferred display name for an obstetric care record, encounter, or clinical entity within maternal health systems. Used to present pregnancy-related data in a consistent, human-readable format across prenatal care documentation, labor and delivery records, and postpartum clinical workflows.

The monetary cost associated with an obstetric service, procedure, or care episode. Captures charge or reimbursement values for prenatal visits, delivery services, or maternal care interventions within claims processing, billing systems, or healthcare cost management platforms.