Clinical

Records the primary or preferred spoken language of the anesthesiologist, captured during credentialing or staff enrollment. Used in care team matching to support patients with limited English proficiency, workforce analytics, and provider directory filtering within clinical operations platforms.

The family surname of the licensed anesthesiologist who administered or supervised anesthesia during a procedure. Used in surgical and procedural claims, operative reports, and provider credentialing records to identify the administering anesthesia specialist.

The full legal name of the anesthesiologist as registered with state licensing boards and credentialing bodies. Used in provider enrollment, insurance credentialing, and surgical claims to verify the identity of the anesthesia specialist against official licensure records.

The classification tier of the anesthesia specialist indicating their credential type, such as MD anesthesiologist, CRNA, or anesthesiologist assistant. Used in surgical claims and care team records to determine billing eligibility, supervision requirements, and anesthesia service reimbursement rates.

The unique state-issued license number assigned to the anesthesiologist by the medical licensing board. Used in provider credentialing, surgical claims adjudication, and compliance reporting to verify the anesthesia specialist is authorized to practice in the relevant jurisdiction.

The marital status of the anesthesiologist as recorded in provider demographic and human resources files. Used in workforce management, benefits administration, and provider demographic records maintained by healthcare staffing and credentialing systems.

The enterprise-wide unique identifier assigned to the anesthesiologist within the master provider index (MPI). Used to consistently link the anesthesia specialist across surgical records, claims systems, credentialing databases, and clinical data warehouses to prevent duplicate provider records.

The upper threshold value associated with an anesthesiologist attribute, such as maximum allowable anesthesia units billed, maximum concurrent cases supervised, or maximum dosage parameters. Used in claims auditing, utilization review, and anesthesia billing compliance to enforce defined limits.

The middle name or initial of the anesthesiologist as recorded in provider demographic and credentialing records. Used alongside first and last name fields to fully identify the anesthesia specialist in provider directories, surgical documentation, and insurance enrollment records.

The lower threshold value associated with an anesthesiologist attribute, such as minimum anesthesia base units, minimum monitoring intervals, or minimum qualifying procedure time. Used in anesthesia claims validation, billing audits, and clinical protocol enforcement to ensure baseline standards are met.

The mobile phone number for the anesthesiologist used for direct clinical communication, on-call scheduling, and urgent surgical team coordination. Stored in provider contact records and staffing systems to enable rapid outreach during emergent or after-hours procedural cases.

The system username or user identifier of the individual who last updated the anesthesiologist's record in the provider database. Used in audit trail tracking and data governance processes to maintain accountability for changes to credentialing, contact, or scheduling information.

The calendar date on which the anesthesiologist's record was most recently updated in the provider database or credentialing system. Used in data governance, audit logging, and provider record maintenance workflows to track when demographic or credentialing changes were made.

The timestamp indicating the exact time the anesthesiologist's record was last updated in the provider database. Used alongside the modified date in audit trail logging and system change tracking to provide a precise record of when provider information was altered.

The full display name of the anesthesiologist as shown in clinical documentation, surgical reports, and provider-facing interfaces. Used on anesthesia records, operative notes, and claims submissions to identify the anesthesia specialist responsible for patient care during a procedure.

Free-text annotation or clinical comment associated with the anesthesiologist's record or a specific anesthesia encounter. Used in operative documentation, provider credentialing files, and case reviews to capture supplemental information about the anesthesiologist or the anesthesia services rendered.

A numeric identifier assigned to the anesthesiologist within a facility, group practice, or billing system. Used in surgical scheduling, anesthesia department records, and claims processing to reference the specific anesthesia specialist without relying solely on name-based identification.

The date on which an anesthesiologist-related condition, complication, or clinical event began following an anesthesia encounter. Used in adverse event reporting, complication tracking, and post-operative clinical documentation to establish the timeline of anesthesia-related patient outcomes.

The peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) level of the patient as monitored and recorded by the anesthesiologist during an anesthesia encounter. Used in intraoperative clinical documentation, anesthesia records, and patient safety reporting to track respiratory status under anesthesia care.

The dollar amount reimbursed to the anesthesiologist by a payer for anesthesia services rendered, based on anesthesia unit calculations or contracted fee schedules. Used in claims payment processing, provider remittance reconciliation, and anesthesia revenue cycle management reporting.