Quality

The calendar date on which a regulation record was first entered into the healthcare compliance or administrative system. Establishes the official start of the record's audit trail and is used for version control, historical reporting, and tracking the lifecycle of regulatory compliance documentation.

The precise timestamp at which a regulation record was initially created in the healthcare compliance or administrative system. Used alongside the created date to provide a complete audit trail, supporting conflict resolution, system synchronization, and regulatory change management workflows.

The serum or urine creatinine laboratory value recorded in the context of a regulatory or clinically mandated monitoring requirement. Used in compliance-driven care management programs, such as CMS quality measures or state-mandated chronic kidney disease reporting protocols requiring documented renal function assessments.

The effective or reference calendar date associated with a specific healthcare regulation, such as its enactment date, enforcement start date, or the date a compliance event occurred. Used to determine regulatory applicability windows and sequence compliance activities within reporting and audit systems.

The combined date and time value representing a specific moment associated with a healthcare regulation event, such as when a rule became effective, was submitted, or triggered a compliance action. Enables precise temporal sequencing in audit logs, regulatory reporting, and system transaction records.

The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number assigned to a licensed practitioner or facility authorized to prescribe or dispense controlled substances. This identifier is required for regulatory compliance, pharmacy claims processing, and controlled substance prescription validation.

The recorded date of death associated with a regulated entity or individual subject to a specific legal or compliance requirement. Used in member enrollment, provider credentialing, and regulatory reporting systems to close active records and trigger downstream administrative processes.

The monetary threshold amount defined by a regulatory requirement that a member or plan must satisfy before insurance coverage applies. Used in health plan benefit administration and claims adjudication to enforce state or federal compliance mandates governing deductible limits.

The date on which a regulatory record was marked as deleted or removed from active use within a healthcare compliance system. Used in audit trails and data governance processes to maintain a historical record of when a regulation was retired or superseded by updated requirements.

A flag indicating whether a regulatory record has been logically deleted from active use in a healthcare compliance or administrative system. Used to filter inactive regulations from processing workflows while preserving the historical record for audit and reporting purposes.

The human-readable textual explanation of a specific regulatory requirement applicable to healthcare operations, billing, or clinical practice. Used in compliance management systems to communicate the purpose, scope, and requirements of applicable state or federal regulations to end users.

The granular supplementary information associated with a specific regulatory requirement, providing additional context beyond the primary description. Used in healthcare compliance and administrative systems to capture specific conditions, exceptions, or sub-requirements that govern how a regulation is applied.

The deadline by which a healthcare entity must complete a required regulatory action, such as submitting a compliance report, renewing a license, or filing a mandated document. Used in compliance tracking systems to trigger notifications and ensure timely adherence to legal obligations.

The defined length of time during which a specific regulatory requirement remains in effect or must be fulfilled by a healthcare entity. Used in compliance management and licensing systems to calculate validity periods, renewal cycles, and enforcement windows for applicable regulations.

The date on which a specific regulatory requirement becomes enforceable and applicable to healthcare operations, billing, or clinical practice. Used in compliance tracking and benefit administration systems to determine when new rules must be incorporated into workflows and system configurations.

The electronic mail address associated with a regulatory body, compliance contact, or regulated entity responsible for receiving or submitting regulatory correspondence. Used in healthcare compliance management systems to facilitate official communications related to audits, filings, and regulatory notifications.

A flag designating that a regulatory requirement has been enacted on an emergency or expedited basis, bypassing standard rulemaking timelines. Used in healthcare compliance systems to prioritize immediate implementation of urgent mandates, such as public health emergency directives or emergency coverage requirements.

The date on which a specific regulatory requirement ceases to be in effect or enforceable for a healthcare entity. Used in compliance management and plan administration systems to deactivate applicable rules, close compliance obligations, and transition to updated or superseding regulatory requirements.

The specific time of day at which a regulatory requirement ceases to be in effect, used in conjunction with the regulation end date for precise temporal tracking. Applied in healthcare compliance systems where time-sensitive regulations require exact deactivation timestamps for operational or legal accuracy.

The identifier of the user or system responsible for creating or entering a regulatory record into a healthcare compliance or administrative data system. Used for audit trail purposes to maintain accountability and support data governance reviews of regulatory record management activities.