Specialty Referral Intake Constraint Validation Benchmark

#referral constraint verification #compliance classification #violation detection #specialty referral management #referral intake compliance #clinical workflow validation
  • 5000
  • 0.4GB
  • JSON
  • CATL
  • MOBIUSI INCMOBIUSI INC
Updated:2026-10-14

AI Analysis & Value Prop

This benchmark represents specialty referral information, intake policies, and validation outcomes in structured JSON. It covers referrals that meet intake criteria as well as cases with missing information, policy conflicts, or triage mismatches. Labels for eligibility, triage alignment, missing requirements, and rule violations support evaluation of models' understanding and constraint reasoning for specialty clinic referrals. It is suitable for healthcare model benchmarking, rule validation, and referral workflow research.

Dataset Insights

Sample Examples

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Technical Specifications

FieldTypeDescription
file_namestringFile name
is_eligiblebooleanIndicates whether the referral meets the specialty eligibility criteria based on the available information.
triage_matchesbooleanIndicates whether the referral's urgency and care pathway match the specialty's triage requirements.
intake_decisionstringRecommended disposition of the referral based on the validation findings.
referral_recordobjectSubmitted referral details, including clinical context and the requested specialty care.
rule_violationsarrayApplicable policy rules that the referral fails to satisfy or conflicts with.
acceptance_policyobjectIntake requirements and applicable eligibility, exclusion, and triage rules for the requested specialty.
validation_statusstringOverall outcome of checking the referral against the applicable intake policy.
validation_summarystringA concise explanation of the validation outcome and recommended disposition.
missing_requirementsarrayRequired information that is absent or insufficient in the referral.

Compliance Statement

Authorization TypeProprietary - Commercial AI Training License (No Redistribution)
Commercial UseRequires exclusive subscription or authorization contract (monthly or per-invocation charging)
Privacy and AnonymizationNo PII, no real company names, simulated scenarios follow industry standards
Compliance SystemCompliant with China's Data Security Law / EU GDPR / supports enterprise data access logs

Frequently Asked Questions

What data does the benchmark include?
The structured JSON records include referral information, specialty intake policies, and validation outcomes. Labels cover eligibility, triage alignment, missing requirements, rule violations, and recommended intake decisions.
Does the benchmark include only referrals that meet intake criteria?
No. It includes eligible cases as well as cases with missing information, conflicts with intake rules, or mismatched triage pathways, enabling evaluation across different validation outcomes.
Which tasks is the benchmark suitable for?
It supports referral constraint verification, eligibility assessment, triage matching, missing requirement detection, and rule violation detection. It can also be used for healthcare model benchmarking and workflow research.
How can I access the data and confirm its license?
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Cite this Work

@dataset{Mobiusi2026,
  title={Specialty Referral Intake Constraint Validation Benchmark},
  author={MOBIUSI INC},
  year={2026},
  url={https://www.mobiusi.com/datasets/449f9bdaa67c3f8f7eac091f3e6bfb0d},
  urldate={2026-10-12},
  keywords={specialty referral dataset,referral intake rules,healthcare constraint reasoning,referral validation benchmark,specialty clinic intake,referral eligibility assessment,triage matching evaluation,medical JSON data},
  version={1.0}
}

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