Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
Telephone contact number associated with an adverse reaction record, typically referencing the reporting provider, pharmacy, or clinical contact documented within EHR allergy modules. Used in care coordination workflows and audit trails within Epic, Cerner, and interoperability data exchange pipelines.
The documented treatment and management strategy associated with a patient's allergy record, outlining clinical interventions, avoidance protocols, and emergency response steps such as epinephrine use for severe reactions like anaphylaxis recorded in the EHR.
A unique identifier linking a patient's allergy record to a specific institutional or clinical policy governing allergy documentation, review, and management protocols within the EHR or clinical data warehouse for auditing and compliance tracking.
The standardized or clinician-preferred display name for an allergen as shown in clinical interfaces, patient records, and medication safety alerts. May differ from coded terminology names to ensure clarity at the point of care in the EHR.
The cost associated with allergy-related clinical services, testing, or treatment recorded against a patient's allergy record. Used in clinical and billing workflows to track expenses tied to allergy evaluation, immunotherapy, or desensitization procedures.
A flag identifying whether an allergy record is the primary or principal adverse reaction on file for a patient. Used in clinical decision support and medication safety systems to prioritize critical allergy alerts during prescribing and dispensing workflows.
Importance ranking assigned to an adverse reaction record indicating the urgency or clinical significance of the allergy within EHR alert and clinical decision support systems. Used in Epic and Cerner to control alert firing order, override workflows, and ensure life-threatening allergies surface prominently during medication ordering.
The date on which an allergy-related clinical procedure was performed, such as allergy skin testing, immunotherapy administration, or desensitization. Used to sequence care events and establish clinical timelines within the patient's allergy history in the EHR.
The patient's pulse rate recorded at the time of an allergic reaction event or allergy assessment encounter. This vital sign documents the cardiovascular impact of the reaction and supports clinical evaluation of reaction severity in the patient's allergy history.
Count or volume measure associated with an adverse reaction event or documented allergen exposure in EHR and pharmacy data systems. May represent the number of documented reactions, allergen dose thresholds, or substance quantity involved in a reaction event used for clinical risk stratification and PBM safety edits.
The patient's self-reported racial classification associated with their allergy record. Used in population health analytics and clinical research to identify demographic patterns in allergy prevalence, reaction severity, and treatment outcomes across patient populations.
Value span defining the lower and upper boundaries of a measurable attribute within an adverse reaction record, such as tolerated allergen dose thresholds or reaction severity scales. Used in EHR clinical decision support and analytics platforms to evaluate patient-specific allergy sensitivity parameters.
Unit-based numeric value associated with an adverse reaction record, representing frequency of reaction occurrence, incidence rate within a population, or cost-per-event for allergy-related care. Used in EHR analytics, PBM reporting, and claims adjudication systems to assess allergy burden and associated healthcare utilization.
A clinical assessment score or severity rating assigned to a patient's allergic reaction, reflecting the intensity of the adverse response. Used to stratify patients by reaction severity, guide treatment decisions, and flag high-risk allergy profiles in the EHR.
A calculated proportional value associated with an allergy record, such as the ratio of allergen-specific IgE to total IgE from diagnostic testing. Used in clinical documentation to quantify immune sensitivity and support allergy diagnosis and treatment planning.
Explanatory text field documenting the clinical rationale or context behind an adverse reaction entry in EHR allergy modules. Captures provider-documented justification for allergy additions, modifications, or overrides in Epic and Cerner, supporting audit trails and quality review in healthcare data governance workflows.
The date on which an allergy record, report, or external allergy documentation was received into the clinical system. Used to track data provenance and ensure allergy information transferred from outside facilities is accurately timestamped in the patient's EHR.
External pointer or identifier linking an adverse reaction record to a source system, clinical guideline, formulary, or cross-referenced data object in EHR and PBM platforms. Used to associate allergy entries with RxNorm, NDF-RT, or SNOMED CT terminology standards in interoperability and data integration pipelines.
The date on which a patient's documented allergy or allergic condition was determined to have resolved, become inactive, or was clinically ruled out. Used to maintain accurate, current allergy records and remove outdated alerts from active clinical decision support systems.
The patient's respiratory rate recorded during an allergic reaction event or allergy-related clinical encounter. Captures breathing abnormalities such as wheezing or bronchospasm associated with the reaction, supporting clinical severity assessment in the patient's allergy history.