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The date on which a patient transfer between facilities or care units becomes active, as recorded in EHR and ADT systems. Populated via HL7 ADT A02 messages. Data engineers use this field to calculate length of stay segments, track transitions of care timelines, and support readmission risk analytics.

The planned calendar date on which a patient is scheduled to be transferred between care units, facilities, or levels of care, such as ICU to step-down or acute care to skilled nursing. Used in care coordination and bed management systems to facilitate safe patient transitions and resource planning.

The planned clock time when a patient is scheduled to be moved between care units, facilities, or levels of care. Used in hospital ADT systems to coordinate bed management, transport resources, and receiving unit preparation for inpatient transfers.

The street-level address of the destination facility or unit to which a patient is being transferred. Captured in hospital ADT and care coordination systems to document the physical location receiving the patient during an inter-facility or intra-facility transfer event.

A code identifying the specific type of patient transfer event, such as intrafacility transfer between units, interfacility transfer to another hospital, transfer to skilled nursing facility, transfer to rehabilitation, or transfer to home with services. Transfer type codes are used in patient flow analytics, care continuum tracking, and post-acute care network performance measurement.

The measurement unit associated with a patient transfer event between facilities or care units in EHR and ADT data systems. Used to quantify transfer activity for operational reporting, staffing analytics, and network utilization tracking. Critical for data engineers building care transition and post-acute referral pipelines.

The physical location address associated with a trauma case or trauma center involved in a patient's care. Used in trauma registry and emergency clinical systems to document facility or scene location details relevant to the traumatic injury encounter.

The current authorization or review state of a trauma case, indicating whether the case has been approved, pending review, or rejected within trauma registry or clinical documentation workflows. Supports quality review and trauma registry submission compliance processes.

The billable charge value associated with trauma care services rendered during a traumatic injury encounter. Captured in hospital billing and trauma registry systems to support cost accounting, claims submission, and financial reporting for trauma service lines.

The date on which a trauma case record, authorization, or associated clinical episode becomes active or takes effect. Used in trauma registry and clinical data systems to establish the start of a trauma-related care episode for tracking, reporting, and audit purposes.

The insurance group identifier associated with the patient's health coverage at the time of a traumatic injury encounter. Used in trauma billing and clinical systems to link the trauma case to the correct insurance group for claims processing and reimbursement workflows.

The unique medical record number assigned to a patient within the context of a trauma encounter. Used in trauma registry and hospital clinical systems to link trauma case data to the patient's broader medical record for continuity of care and outcome tracking.

The calendar date on which a trauma-related procedure, follow-up, or care event is planned to occur. Used in trauma registry and surgical scheduling systems to track planned interventions following traumatic injury, supporting care coordination and outcomes reporting.

The planned clock time at which a trauma-related procedure, intervention, or follow-up care event is scheduled to take place. Used in trauma registry and hospital scheduling systems to coordinate clinical resources and track timeliness of care for traumatic injury cases.

The street-level address associated with a trauma case, typically representing the trauma center, care facility, or incident scene location. Recorded in trauma registry and emergency clinical systems to document geographic details relevant to the traumatic injury encounter and transport logistics.

The unit of measure or quantity associated with a trauma care service, procedure, or billable item. Used in trauma billing and registry systems to quantify services rendered during a traumatic injury encounter for accurate charge capture and claims submission.

The physical location address where a patient triage assessment was conducted, typically an emergency department or urgent care site. Recorded in emergency clinical and ADT systems to document where initial patient priority evaluation occurred during an acute care encounter.

The authorization or review state assigned to a triage assessment record, indicating whether the triage documentation has been approved, is pending clinical review, or requires correction. Supports quality assurance workflows and compliance auditing within emergency department clinical systems.

The billable charge associated with performing a triage assessment in an emergency or urgent care setting. Captured in hospital billing systems to support revenue cycle management, claims submission, and financial reporting for emergency department triage service levels.

The date on which a triage assessment, protocol, or associated record becomes active within clinical or administrative systems. Used in emergency department data systems to establish the start date of a triage episode for tracking patient flow, care timeliness, and regulatory reporting.