Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
The dollar amount representing the member's coinsurance obligation for services rendered under a specific clinical protocol. Captured in claims and benefits administration systems to calculate patient cost-sharing after the deductible has been met per plan design.
A free-text field capturing clinician or administrative notes associated with a specific clinical protocol, such as exceptions, modifications, or care instructions. Supports clinical documentation workflows where structured fields alone cannot capture relevant protocol-specific context.
The calendar date on which a clinical protocol was fully completed or all required steps were fulfilled. Used in care management and clinical data systems to measure protocol adherence, track care timelines, and support quality reporting and outcome analysis.
A flag indicating that a clinical protocol record contains sensitive or restricted information requiring additional privacy controls, such as behavioral health or substance use treatment protocols. Used in EHR and data governance systems to enforce access restrictions per HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 regulations.
The fixed dollar amount a member is required to pay at the time of service for care delivered under a specific clinical protocol. Recorded in claims and benefits systems to reflect patient cost-sharing obligations as defined by the member's health plan benefit structure.
The total number of times a specific clinical protocol has been initiated, completed, or referenced within a defined timeframe or patient population. Used in clinical analytics and care management systems to measure protocol utilization, frequency of use, and population health trends.
The country associated with a clinical protocol record, used when protocols originate from or apply to international treatment guidelines, clinical trials, or cross-border care programs. Supports data governance and regulatory compliance in multinational healthcare data environments.
The username or system identifier of the individual or automated process that originally created a clinical protocol record. Used in audit trail and data governance workflows to establish accountability, support change management, and maintain record integrity in clinical information systems.
The calendar date on which a clinical protocol record was first created in the system. Used in clinical data warehouses and EHR systems to establish record provenance, support audit trails, and enable time-based analysis of protocol development and implementation patterns.
The timestamp recording the exact time a clinical protocol record was first entered into the system. Combined with the created date, this value supports precise audit logging, workflow sequencing, and event-based reporting in clinical information and data warehouse systems.
The serum creatinine value associated with a clinical protocol, used to assess renal function before administering nephrotoxic medications or contrast agents. Captured in clinical data systems to support protocol eligibility screening, dose adjustment calculations, and safety monitoring workflows.
The primary calendar date associated with a clinical protocol record, representing the date the protocol was initiated, ordered, or became effective. Used in clinical data systems for scheduling, longitudinal care tracking, and time-based protocol compliance and outcomes reporting.
The combined date and time value marking a key event in a clinical protocol lifecycle, such as initiation, modification, or completion. Used in clinical data warehouses and EHR systems to enable precise event sequencing, audit logging, and time-sensitive clinical workflow analysis.
The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a clinical protocol involving controlled substances. Used in pharmacy and prescribing systems to verify prescriber authorization, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain DEA-required documentation for controlled substance protocols.
The recorded date of a patient's death as it relates to a clinical protocol, used to mark protocol termination and support mortality outcome tracking. Captured in clinical data systems for protocol closure workflows, survival analysis, and population health and quality reporting purposes.
The dollar amount applied toward a member's annual deductible for services rendered under a specific clinical protocol. Recorded in claims and benefits administration systems to accurately track cost-sharing accumulation and determine when coinsurance or plan coverage becomes applicable.
The calendar date on which a clinical protocol record was logically deleted or inactivated in the system. Used in clinical data management workflows to maintain audit history, support data retention compliance, and distinguish inactive records from active protocols in reporting and analytics.
A flag denoting that a clinical protocol record has been logically removed or inactivated without physical deletion from the database. Used in clinical data systems to preserve audit history, filter active records from reporting queries, and support data retention and governance requirements.
The human-readable name and narrative explanation of a clinical protocol, detailing its purpose, scope, and intended use. Used in clinical data warehouses and care management systems to identify and communicate standardized treatment or care pathway procedures.
Granular specifications of a clinical protocol including step-by-step instructions, required interventions, decision criteria, and clinical parameters. Supports care teams in executing standardized treatment pathways consistently across patient populations in clinical workflow systems.