Clinical

Human-readable display text associated with a patient satisfaction rating value or category, such as 'Very Satisfied' or 'Dissatisfied,' used in dashboards, reports, and survey instruments to present coded values in a meaningful format.

Identifies the language in which a patient experience survey was administered or in which responses were recorded, supporting multilingual survey programs and enabling segmented analysis of satisfaction results across patient population language groups.

Family surname of the patient or respondent associated with a satisfaction survey record, used to link survey responses back to the correct patient demographic record within a healthcare data system for identity resolution and reporting.

Officially registered full name of the patient respondent as recorded at the time of care, used to validate survey attribution and ensure satisfaction records are accurately linked to the correct patient identity in downstream reporting systems.

Categorical or ordinal hierarchy value representing the degree of patient satisfaction, such as low, medium, or high tiers, used to stratify survey results for performance benchmarking and quality improvement initiatives across facilities or service lines.

Professional license identifier associated with the clinician or facility linked to a satisfaction survey response, enabling attribution of patient experience ratings to specific licensed providers or care sites for performance reporting and credentialing analysis.

Demographic attribute capturing the relationship status of a patient respondent at the time of survey administration, used in patient experience analytics to identify satisfaction variation across demographic subgroups and support equity reporting.

Enterprise master record identifier assigned to a patient satisfaction survey record, enabling consistent cross-system tracking and deduplication of patient experience data across multiple facilities, survey vendors, and healthcare data platforms.

Upper boundary value of the scoring scale used in a patient experience rating instrument, defining the highest possible satisfaction score achievable, which anchors normalization calculations and benchmarking comparisons across survey periods and care settings.

Middle name or initial of the patient respondent associated with a satisfaction survey record, used as a supplementary identity attribute to accurately match survey responses to the correct patient record during data reconciliation and quality assurance.

Lower boundary value of the scoring scale used in a patient experience rating instrument, defining the lowest possible satisfaction score, which anchors normalization calculations and threshold-based alerting for quality improvement and benchmarking programs.

Mobile phone number of the patient respondent collected during care or survey outreach, used to facilitate post-discharge satisfaction survey delivery via SMS or automated call campaigns and to support follow-up contact for patient experience programs.

System user identifier of the individual who last updated a patient satisfaction survey record, captured for data governance and audit trail purposes to maintain accountability and traceability of changes within the satisfaction data management workflow.

Calendar date on which a patient satisfaction survey record was most recently updated in the system, used for audit trail tracking, data governance compliance, and identifying records requiring review or reprocessing in satisfaction reporting pipelines.

Timestamp indicating the exact time a patient satisfaction survey record was last modified, providing granular audit trail detail alongside the modified date to support data lineage tracking and change history analysis in satisfaction data workflows.

Display label identifying a patient satisfaction survey, rating category, or experience metric by name, used in dashboards and reports to present survey instruments or scoring dimensions in a human-readable format for operational and quality audiences.

Free-text annotation or comment captured alongside a patient experience or satisfaction survey response. Records qualitative feedback, staff observations, or follow-up actions tied to a specific satisfaction rating in patient experience management systems.

Unique numeric identifier assigned to a patient satisfaction survey record or response instance. Used to track, retrieve, and correlate satisfaction data across patient experience platforms, reporting systems, and quality improvement workflows.

Date on which a patient satisfaction survey was initiated, triggered, or first recorded. Used in patient experience analytics to correlate feedback timing with care encounters, discharge events, or service interactions within quality reporting systems.

Peripheral blood oxygen saturation percentage recorded as a clinical vital sign during a patient encounter. Captured via pulse oximetry and stored in clinical documentation systems to monitor respiratory status and support care quality assessments.