Clinical

The identifier of the user who last updated an x-ray imaging record in the radiology information system. Used in audit trail tracking to maintain accountability and data integrity for changes made to imaging orders, results, or associated clinical documentation.

The calendar date on which an x-ray imaging record was most recently updated in the radiology information system. Used in audit trail and data governance workflows to track when changes to imaging orders, interpretations, or results were last made.

The timestamp indicating when an x-ray imaging record was most recently updated in the radiology information system. Used alongside the modified date in audit trail workflows to provide precise chronological tracking of changes to imaging orders or results.

The descriptive display label assigned to an x-ray imaging study or procedure in the radiology information system. Used to identify the type of imaging performed, such as chest x-ray or extremity x-ray, in clinical documentation, ordering interfaces, and reporting systems.

Free-text annotation associated with an x-ray imaging record, capturing supplemental clinical context, technologist observations, ordering instructions, or radiologist comments. Used in radiology workflows to communicate relevant details not captured in structured data fields.

The unique reference number assigned to an x-ray imaging study within the radiology information system or PACS. Used to identify, track, and retrieve specific imaging records across radiology, clinical, and billing systems throughout the diagnostic and claims lifecycle.

The date on which the clinical symptom, injury, or condition prompting an x-ray imaging order first began. Used in radiology and clinical documentation to correlate imaging findings with the timeline of a patient's presenting complaint or diagnosis.

The patient's blood oxygen saturation level recorded in association with an x-ray imaging encounter, typically captured as a pre-procedure vital sign. Used in radiology clinical documentation to assess patient stability and inform interpretation of pulmonary or chest imaging findings.

The dollar amount reimbursed or paid for an x-ray imaging service, as recorded in claims or billing systems. Used in healthcare financial workflows to track actual payment against billed charges for radiology procedures and reconcile remittance data from payers.

The date on which payment was received or processed for an x-ray imaging claim or billing transaction. Used in radiology revenue cycle management to track reimbursement timing, monitor outstanding claims, and reconcile payer remittances against billed services.

The reference to a higher-level record or entity to which an x-ray imaging record is hierarchically linked, such as a parent order, encounter, or study group. Used in radiology information systems to organize related imaging records and maintain referential integrity.

A ratio or percentage value associated with an x-ray imaging record, such as coverage percentage, dose utilization rate, or coinsurance applied to a radiology claim. Used in clinical, financial, or quality reporting workflows to express proportional measurements related to imaging data.

The defined time interval associated with an x-ray imaging record, such as the benefit period, authorization period, or reporting window during which the imaging service was ordered or performed. Used in utilization management and claims processing for radiology services.

The primary telephone number associated with the patient or ordering contact on an x-ray imaging record. Used in radiology scheduling, results communication, and patient outreach workflows to facilitate contact regarding imaging appointments, results, or follow-up care instructions.

The preferred or chosen display name for the patient associated with an x-ray imaging record, which may differ from the legal name on file. Used in radiology information systems to ensure respectful, accurate patient identification during scheduling, imaging, and results communication.

The charged or contracted cost associated with an x-ray imaging procedure, as recorded in billing or fee schedule systems. Used in radiology revenue cycle workflows to establish billed charges, support claims submission, and facilitate cost comparisons across imaging service lines.

Flag identifying whether an X-ray image or order is the primary study associated with a diagnostic imaging encounter. Used in radiology information systems to distinguish principal studies from supplemental views or follow-up images within the same imaging episode.

Urgency ranking assigned to an X-ray order, indicating the clinical priority for image acquisition and radiologist interpretation. Values typically range from STAT and urgent to routine, guiding radiology workflow scheduling and turnaround time expectations in imaging departments.

Calendar date on which the X-ray imaging procedure was physically performed on the patient. Used in radiology and clinical data systems to establish the imaging timeline, support billing accuracy, and correlate diagnostic findings with the clinical encounter date.

Patient pulse rate recorded at the time of the X-ray imaging procedure, typically captured as a vital sign during pre-procedure assessment. Stored in radiology and clinical records to document patient hemodynamic status and support safety monitoring during imaging encounters.