Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
Free-text narrative field capturing supplemental clinical notes, observations, or instructions associated with an ophthalmology encounter or record. Used by eye care clinicians to document details not captured in structured fields, such as patient-reported symptoms, treatment rationale, or follow-up instructions.
The date on which an ophthalmology service, procedure, or treatment course was completed, such as the final session of a laser treatment series. Used in clinical and claims systems to track service delivery timelines, measure care gaps, and support ophthalmology outcome reporting.
A flag designating an ophthalmology record as confidential, restricting access to authorized users only. Applied in clinical systems when eye care records contain sensitive information, such as vision-related disability determinations or conditions linked to protected health status under applicable privacy regulations.
A numeric value representing the total number of ophthalmology encounters, procedures, diagnoses, or related records within a defined data set or time period. Used in clinical analytics and reporting systems to measure eye care service utilization, visit frequency, and population-level ophthalmology care trends.
The country associated with an ophthalmology service location, patient address, or referring entity within eye care records. Used in administrative and clinical data systems to support international patient identification, cross-border care coordination, and geographic reporting for ophthalmology services.
The username or system identifier of the individual or automated process that originally created an ophthalmology record in the clinical or administrative system. Used for audit trail purposes to track data entry accountability and support compliance reviews within eye care documentation workflows.
The calendar date on which an ophthalmology record was first entered into the clinical or administrative system. Used to establish data provenance, support audit trails, and distinguish the record creation date from the actual ophthalmology service or encounter date in eye care data systems.
The timestamp indicating the exact time an ophthalmology record was created in the clinical or administrative system. Combined with the created date to provide a precise audit trail for data entry, supporting compliance reviews and record integrity validation within eye care information systems.
The serum creatinine lab value recorded in association with an ophthalmology encounter, typically used when assessing renal function prior to contrast-enhanced imaging or evaluating systemic conditions such as diabetic nephropathy that have concurrent ocular manifestations requiring eye care monitoring.
The calendar date associated with an ophthalmology event, encounter, or service record, such as the date of an eye exam, retinal scan, or ophthalmic surgical procedure. Used in clinical and claims systems to establish service timelines and support longitudinal tracking of eye care delivery.
The combined date and time value associated with an ophthalmology encounter, procedure, or data event. Used in clinical systems to precisely sequence eye care services, support scheduling workflows, and enable time-stamped audit trails for ophthalmology-related clinical and administrative records.
The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with an ophthalmology provider authorized to prescribe controlled substances, such as topical anesthetics or sedatives used in ophthalmic procedures. Used to verify prescribing credentials and ensure regulatory compliance in eye care clinical records.
The recorded date of death for a patient associated with an ophthalmology record. Used in clinical and population health data systems to close active eye care records, exclude deceased patients from outreach programs, and support longitudinal analysis of outcomes following ophthalmology diagnoses or treatments.
The date an ophthalmology-related record was removed from active use in the eye care data system. Used in clinical data auditing to track when vision care records, referrals, or treatment entries were marked for deletion or purged from reporting datasets.
A flag denoting whether an ophthalmology record has been logically removed from active eye care data. Supports data integrity by preserving historical vision care records while excluding them from current clinical reporting, referral tracking, and member benefit workflows.
A human-readable text field describing an ophthalmology service, diagnosis, or procedure within eye care records. Captures details such as vision condition type, surgical procedure name, or treatment category used in clinical documentation and specialty referral management.
Supplementary clinical or administrative information associated with an ophthalmology encounter or service record. May include procedural notes, lens specifications, retinal findings, or diagnostic detail supporting eye care treatment planning and claims adjudication.
The date a patient was discharged following an inpatient or outpatient ophthalmology procedure such as cataract surgery or retinal intervention. Used in claims processing, clinical episode tracking, and post-operative care coordination for eye care services.
The date by which a scheduled ophthalmology service, follow-up exam, or vision care benefit action must occur. Supports care gap closure, member outreach scheduling, and preventive eye care compliance tracking within managed care and utilization management workflows.
The measured length of time associated with an ophthalmology procedure, treatment course, or clinical episode. Used in surgical scheduling, clinical outcome tracking, and operating room utilization reporting for eye care services such as laser therapy or ocular surgeries.