Pharmacy

The country associated with the drug labeler or dispensing entity linked to a National Drug Code. Relevant in pharmacy supply chain management and regulatory compliance reporting to identify foreign-manufactured drugs or international dispensing sources within claims and drug master file records.

The username or system identifier of the user or automated process that created a National Drug Code record in the pharmacy data system. Used for audit trail purposes to establish accountability, support data governance, and trace the origin of drug master file entries or formulary additions.

The calendar date on which a National Drug Code record was first entered into the pharmacy or drug master file system. Used in data governance, formulary lifecycle management, and audit reporting to establish the timeline of drug record additions and track database currency.

The timestamp recording the exact time a National Drug Code record was created in the pharmacy or drug data system. Combined with the created date to provide a precise audit trail entry, supporting data integrity reviews and system reconciliation in pharmacy benefit management platforms.

The kidney function marker for a national drug code. Used in healthcare data management and clinical workflows. This field is commonly used in electronic health records (EHR), healthcare information systems (HIS), and clinical data warehouses for ndc management and reporting.

A general-purpose date field associated with a National Drug Code transaction or record, such as the dispensing date or effective date of a formulary status change. Context-dependent within pharmacy claims and drug utilization systems to capture key drug-related event timing.

A combined date and time value capturing a specific moment associated with a National Drug Code event, such as a prescription fill timestamp or formulary update. Used in pharmacy operations and claims systems where precise chronological tracking of drug transactions is required for auditing or sequencing.

The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number linked to a prescriber or pharmacy associated with a controlled substance identified by its National Drug Code. Required for Schedule II-V drug dispensing validation, controlled substance monitoring programs, and compliance reporting to federal and state regulatory agencies.

The date of death for a national drug code. Used to track temporal information related to ndc death date. This field is commonly used in electronic health records (EHR), healthcare information systems (HIS), and clinical data warehouses for ndc management and reporting.

The dollar amount applied toward a member's deductible for a pharmacy claim line identified by a specific National Drug Code. Used in pharmacy benefit adjudication to track cost-sharing obligations before insurance coverage begins for drug transactions.

The date on which a National Drug Code record was marked as deleted within the pharmacy reference database or formulary system. Used to maintain audit history and ensure accurate drug code management when NDCs are removed from active use or replaced by updated codes.

A flag identifying whether a National Drug Code has been removed from the active pharmacy formulary or drug reference database. Used in pharmacy benefit management to prevent adjudication of claims submitted with inactive or discontinued NDC codes.

The human-readable text label associated with a National Drug Code, typically including the drug name, strength, dosage form, and manufacturer. Used in pharmacy claims processing, formulary management, and clinical reporting to clearly identify specific drug products.

Granular product-level information associated with a National Drug Code, including package size, labeler, and product segment identifiers. Used in pharmacy benefit management and drug reference systems to support accurate drug identification, claims adjudication, and utilization reporting.

The date by which a payment or reimbursement obligation related to a National Drug Code transaction must be settled. Used in pharmacy claims and rebate management workflows to track financial deadlines associated with drug-level billing and manufacturer rebate agreements.

The length of time a National Drug Code record remains valid or active within a pharmacy benefit system or drug reference database. Used in formulary management to define the period during which an NDC is eligible for claims adjudication and reimbursement processing.

The date on which a National Drug Code becomes active and eligible for use in pharmacy claims adjudication or formulary benefit processing. Used to manage drug code lifecycle, formulary updates, and pricing schedules within pharmacy benefit management systems.

An electronic mail address associated with the contact or administrative record linked to a National Drug Code entry in a pharmacy reference or formulary system. Used for communication and notification purposes in drug code management and pharmacy benefit administration workflows.

A flag identifying whether a pharmacy claim or drug transaction associated with a National Drug Code qualifies as an emergency dispensing event. Used in pharmacy benefit adjudication to apply appropriate cost-sharing rules, override restrictions, and support emergency supply dispensing scenarios.

The date on which a National Drug Code is no longer valid or eligible for pharmacy claims adjudication within a benefit plan or drug formulary. Used in pharmacy benefit management to enforce drug code expiration and prevent reimbursement of discontinued or delisted drug products.