Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
Intermediate sum of charges, services, or clinical counts associated with a pediatric patient encounter before final adjustments or additions. Used in pediatric billing workflows, cost reporting, and financial analytics to track partial totals within claims or care episodes.
Calendar date on which a surgical procedure was performed on a pediatric patient. Used in surgical scheduling, operative records, post-operative follow-up tracking, and claims adjudication to establish timelines for pediatric surgical care and recovery monitoring.
A reference value, benchmark, or destination system identifier associated with a pediatric patient or service record. Used in EHR interoperability, care management, and quality reporting platforms to define goal thresholds or route pediatric data to receiving systems or care teams.
NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code identifying the specialty or subspecialty of the clinician delivering pediatric services. Used in claims routing, credentialing, and network management to classify pediatric care providers such as general pediatricians or pediatric subspecialists.
Recorded body temperature vital sign measurement for a pediatric patient, captured during clinical assessments. Used in fever detection, sepsis screening protocols, and longitudinal vital sign trending within pediatric inpatient, emergency, and outpatient clinical documentation workflows.
Date on which a pediatric patient's enrollment, care plan, program participation, or service authorization ends. Used in managed care, Medicaid, and CHIP eligibility tracking to determine coverage lapses and ensure continuity of care for pediatric populations.
The time-of-day value, typically in HH:MM:SS format, associated with a clinical event, procedure, or data transaction for a patient under 18 years of age. Used in EHR and hospital information systems to support pediatric scheduling, event sequencing, and time-sensitive clinical documentation.
A combined date and time value recorded at the moment of a clinical event, system transaction, or data entry for a pediatric patient. Used in EHR, claims, and interoperability platforms to establish audit trails, event sequencing, and time-based compliance reporting for patients under 18 years of age.
Formal honorific or professional title associated with a clinician or staff member involved in pediatric care delivery. Used in provider directory records, correspondence generation, and clinical documentation to ensure accurate identification within pediatric healthcare administrative systems.
An aggregated numeric sum representing costs, units, encounters, procedures, or services accumulated for pediatric patients within a defined reporting period. Used in claims adjudication, pharmacy benefit management, and population health systems to support financial reconciliation and pediatric utilization reporting.
Aggregate count of pediatric patients, encounters, services, or clinical events within a defined reporting period or population cohort. Used in pediatric quality reporting, capacity planning, utilization management, and public health surveillance to measure volume and care delivery trends.
A categorical classification code identifying the nature of a pediatric record, service, encounter, or data element for patients under 18 years of age. Used in EHR, claims, and managed care systems to distinguish pediatric sub-specialties, care settings, service categories, or program enrollment types.
Date on which a pediatric patient's record, enrollment, clinical data, or administrative information was most recently modified. Used in audit trails, data governance, and care management workflows to track record currency and ensure data integrity across pediatric health systems.
Clinical urgency or acuity level assigned to a pediatric patient's condition or service request, indicating the time-sensitivity of required care. Used in triage workflows, prior authorization, and care coordination to prioritize treatment and allocate pediatric clinical resources appropriately.
A discrete, measured data point captured from a clinical observation, lab result, assessment tool, or administrative field for a patient under 18 years of age. Used in EHR and population health systems to populate pediatric quality measures, growth tracking, and risk stratification models.
Sequential version number assigned to a pediatric patient record, clinical document, or care plan to track revisions over time. Supports data lineage, audit compliance, and record management by identifying the iteration of a document within pediatric health information systems.
Five or nine-digit postal ZIP code associated with a pediatric patient's residential or service address. Used in geographic analysis, Medicaid eligibility determination, social determinants of health assessments, and care access reporting for pediatric populations across service areas.
Date a licensed pharmacist is recorded as admitted in a hospital or clinical facility, captured in EHR and claims systems to support medication reconciliation workflows, inpatient pharmacy consult tracking, and billing event sequencing for pharmacist-involved episodes of care.
Date a licensed pharmacist's inpatient involvement concludes or a patient under pharmacist-managed care is discharged, recorded in EHR and claims systems to close medication management episodes, trigger transition-of-care pharmacy reviews, and finalize billing records.
Display text or printed label generated by a pharmacist for a dispensed medication, including drug name, dosage instructions, and patient details. Used in pharmacy dispensing systems to ensure accurate medication identification, patient counseling support, and regulatory labeling compliance.