Clinical

The country associated with a patient experience survey record, typically reflecting the geographic location of the care facility or the patient's country of residence. Used in multi-national health system reporting to segment satisfaction results by geographic region or regulatory jurisdiction.

The system username or user identifier of the individual who initially entered or generated a patient experience survey record in the data system. Used for audit trail purposes to track data entry accountability and support quality assurance reviews of patient feedback records.

The calendar date on which a patient experience survey or feedback record was first entered into the data system. Used for audit tracking, data lineage, and quality reporting workflows to establish when satisfaction data was captured relative to the care encounter.

The timestamp indicating the precise time of day a patient experience survey or feedback record was first entered into the data system. Combined with the created date, this value supports detailed audit logging and data lineage tracking for patient relations and quality management workflows.

A clinical lab value representing serum creatinine level, a key biomarker of kidney function, recorded in the context of a patient satisfaction or care quality record. Used to correlate clinical outcomes with patient experience data in chronic kidney disease or post-procedure quality reviews.

The primary date associated with a patient experience survey event, representing when the satisfaction assessment occurred or was administered. Used in quality analytics to align patient feedback with specific care encounters, reporting periods, and performance measurement timeframes.

The combined date and time value recording the precise moment a patient experience survey event occurred or was administered. Used in patient relations and quality analytics systems to sequence feedback events accurately and associate them with specific care encounters or staff shifts.

The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a provider or entity referenced within a patient experience or satisfaction record. Used to uniquely identify licensed prescribers or facilities in cases where satisfaction data is linked to pharmacy or controlled substance care episodes.

The recorded date of a patient's death as referenced within a satisfaction or patient experience record. Used in quality and outcomes analytics to exclude deceased patients from follow-up survey workflows and to support mortality-linked care experience analysis in inpatient quality programs.

The date on which a patient experience survey or feedback record was marked as deleted or removed from active reporting. Used in data governance and audit workflows to maintain a historical record of when satisfaction data was retracted, corrected, or purged from the system.

A flag that identifies whether a patient experience survey or feedback record has been logically removed from active reporting without being physically purged. Used in data governance workflows to filter inactive records from quality dashboards while preserving the data for audit and compliance purposes.

A human-readable text field providing contextual explanation of a patient experience survey type, category, or feedback entry. Used in quality reporting and patient relations systems to label and differentiate survey instruments, response categories, or satisfaction program types for end-user display and analysis.

Granular data elements associated with an individual patient experience survey record, capturing specific question responses, sub-scores, or supplemental feedback attributes. Used in quality analytics to support disaggregated reporting on satisfaction domains such as communication, environment, and care coordination.

The date a patient was discharged from an inpatient or outpatient facility, recorded in relation to a satisfaction survey record. Used to time the distribution of post-discharge patient experience surveys and to correlate satisfaction responses with specific hospitalization or care transition episodes.

The target date by which a patient experience survey must be distributed, completed, or processed within a quality management workflow. Used in patient relations and quality programs to enforce survey administration timelines, ensure regulatory compliance, and monitor completion rates against established benchmarks.

The measured length of time associated with a patient experience survey event, care encounter, or feedback collection period. Used in patient relations analytics to assess how the duration of a care episode or survey window correlates with satisfaction scores and response rates across service lines.

The email address captured in patient satisfaction survey records, used to contact respondents for follow-up, distribute survey invitations, or link survey responses back to patient experience management systems and CAHPS reporting workflows.

A flag identifying whether a patient satisfaction survey was triggered by an emergency department encounter. Used in patient experience analytics to segment ED visit feedback from routine care surveys and support Press Ganey or HCAHPS emergency-specific reporting requirements.

The date on which a patient satisfaction survey cycle, data collection window, or feedback campaign concluded. Used in patient experience reporting systems to define measurement periods, close survey batches, and align results with specific care episodes or reporting quarters.

The timestamp marking when a patient satisfaction survey session, data collection window, or feedback submission period ended. Used alongside end date in patient experience platforms to precisely bound survey response windows and support time-sensitive CAHPS reporting workflows.