Domain
EHR, ICD-10, LOINC, SNOMED CT, patient care and clinical documentation
16,101 clinical terms
The unique system-assigned key that distinctly identifies a patient allergy or substance sensitivity record across clinical and administrative healthcare systems, enabling consistent tracking, cross-referencing, and longitudinal management of sensitivity documentation.
A numeric ranking or positional value assigned to a patient allergy or substance sensitivity entry, used to sequence multiple sensitivity records, prioritize clinical alerts, or reference a specific sensitivity within an ordered list in the patient record.
A coded value or boolean field that denotes the presence, absence, or status of a documented patient allergy or substance sensitivity, used in clinical decision support to activate medication alerts, care plan warnings, or formulary restriction rules.
Clinical guidance text associated with a patient allergy or substance sensitivity record, providing specific directions for managing exposure risks, administering alternative treatments, or responding to allergic reactions in care settings or emergency situations.
The primary lookup reference value that links a patient allergy or substance sensitivity record to related clinical data across systems, enabling relational joins to encounter records, medication orders, lab results, and other sensitivity-related documentation.
The human-readable display text assigned to an allergy or substance sensitivity record, used in clinical interfaces, patient charts, and printed summaries to present the sensitivity name or classification in a standardized, recognizable format for clinicians.
The preferred language associated with a patient allergy or sensitivity record, used to ensure that sensitivity-related communications, patient education materials, and allergy documentation are delivered in the patient's primary language for accurate comprehension.
The family surname of the patient or reporter linked to a documented allergy or substance sensitivity record, used in conjunction with other name fields to fully identify the individual associated with the sensitivity entry in clinical systems.
The official registered name of the patient as recorded on legal or government-issued identification, associated with an allergy or sensitivity record to ensure accurate patient matching, regulatory compliance, and clinical documentation integrity.
A classification indicating the severity or clinical significance of a documented patient allergy or substance sensitivity, such as mild, moderate, or severe, used to prioritize clinical alerts, guide treatment decisions, and stratify patient risk during medication ordering.
The professional license number associated with the clinician who documented a patient sensitivity or adverse reaction record. Used to attribute allergy and intolerance entries to a licensed practitioner within EHR and clinical data systems for accountability and audit purposes.
The marital status of the patient at the time a sensitivity, allergy, or adverse reaction was documented. Captured as demographic context within the sensitivity record to support population health analysis and patient identification across clinical data systems.
The enterprise master patient index identifier linked to a documented sensitivity, allergy, or adverse reaction record. Enables consistent cross-system identification and deduplication of sensitivity entries across EHR, clinical data warehouses, and integrated health information exchanges.
The upper threshold value associated with a documented sensitivity or adverse reaction measurement, such as maximum tolerated dose or peak reaction severity score. Used in clinical decision support to define safe exposure limits and trigger alerts in EHR and pharmacy systems.
The middle name or initial of the patient associated with a documented sensitivity or adverse reaction record. Used as a demographic identifier to distinguish patients with similar names during sensitivity record matching across EHR and clinical data systems.
The lower threshold value associated with a documented sensitivity or adverse reaction measurement, such as minimum reactive dose or baseline severity score. Used in clinical workflows to establish reaction thresholds and inform safe exposure guidelines in EHR and pharmacy systems.
The mobile phone number of the patient associated with a documented sensitivity or adverse reaction record. Used for patient contact and notification purposes within care coordination workflows when an allergy or adverse reaction requires follow-up communication from clinical staff.
The user identifier of the clinician or system user who last updated a patient sensitivity, allergy, or adverse reaction record. Captured to maintain a complete audit trail of changes to sensitivity data within EHR and clinical data management systems.
The calendar date on which a patient sensitivity, allergy, or adverse reaction record was most recently updated or amended. Used to track the currency of clinical documentation and support audit trail requirements in EHR and clinical data warehouse environments.
The timestamp indicating when a patient sensitivity, allergy, or adverse reaction record was most recently updated. Combined with the modified date, this field provides precise audit trail documentation for sensitivity record changes within EHR and clinical data systems.