Hcp Treated Condition DMO

Represents a junction object between a healthcare provider, facility, or practitioner and a problem definition that's related to a health condition, such as disease or illness

Object API Name: std__HcpTreatedConditionDmo__dlm
Category: Unassigned
Availability: Available in 260 and later versions
Primary Key Field: Id

  • Field API Name: std__cdp_sys_record_currency__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: System-generated metadata field that stores a 3-letter ISO currency code.
  • Field API Name: std__DataSourceId__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: A unique, system-generated identifier for this record.
  • Field API Name: std__DataSourceObjectId__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: A unique, system-generated identifier for this record.
  • Field API Name: std__EffectiveFromDate__c
  • Data Type: DATEONLY
  • Description: The date when the provider began treating the condition.
  • Field API Name: std__EffectiveToDate__c
  • Data Type: DATEONLY
  • Description: The date when the provider stopped treating the condition.
  • Field API Name: std__HealthcareProviderId__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: The ID of the HealthcareProvider or HealthcareFacility or PractitionerFacility associated with the record. This represents the Provider that treats the condition.
  • Field API Name: std__HealthConditionDefinitionId__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: The ID of the health condition that's treated by a healthcare provider, facility, or practitioner.
  • Field API Name: std__Id__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: Primary Key
  • Field API Name: std__InternalOrganizationId__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: A unique, system-generated identifier for this record.
  • Field API Name: std__IsActive__c
  • Data Type: BOOLEAN
  • Description: Indicates whether the provider is actively treating the condition (true) or not (false).
  • Field API Name: std__ProviderTreatedConditionName__c
  • Data Type: TEXT
  • Description: The name of this association between a healthcare provider, facility, or practitioner, and a problem definition that's related to a health condition.