Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited

Christopher Harding Campbell

Benjamin Wilson Casse

Katarzyna Sobolewska

David Robert Keith Walker

Hamish Chan

Kevin Peter O'Donnell

Robert Stuart Kirton

James Alexander Michael Revie

Christopher Malcolm Crone

Anton Kim Gulley

Jonathan Jaeheuk Lee

Hayden Ross Purdy

Michael Jesse Robertson

Jose Ricardo Joven Catapang

David Robin Whiting

Jae Chul Han

Simei Gomes Wysoski

Malik Tivanka Rajiv Peiris

Peter Chi-Yang Hsu

Sheldon Luke Nunes

Yun Chung Jung

Samuel Robertson Frame

David Martin Russell

Jae Chui Han

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A method of patient management including receiving therapy data associated with a plurality of durable medical devices and a first set of patients, and displaying an overview of patient compliance and a plurality of customizable tiles. The overview of patient compliance includes at least the number of patients in the first set of patients, current compliance data, compliance history data, and follow-up data. The plurality of aligned tiles includes at least a title and a plurality of selectable subtitles, each of the plurality of selected subtitles associated with one or more rules. Upon selection of a first selectable subtitle, displaying at least an indication of patients in a second set of patients, wherein the second set of patients is a subset of the first set of patients; upon selection of a first patient, displaying at least all of the rules triggered by the first patient.

Method and system for patient management using rules engine

Display screen of a respiratory support apparatus or portion thereof with graphical user interface

The present disclosure provides to graphical user interfaces for controlling a flow therapy apparatus. The graphical user interface can provide a display of flow therapy treatment information and indicators of a patient's health. The graphical user interface can be configured to display the information associated with the patient on one or more user interface screens.

Graphical user interface for a flow therapy apparatus

A method of configuring a medical device for a patient comprising: receiving information relating to a patient, the patient requiring a medical device, determining and/or receiving a medical device configuration for the medical device, the medical device configuration being suitable for the patient, uploading the medical device configuration to a server, wherein, the medical device configuration on the server is for later download by the device when the patient has received their medical device and activated the medical device.

Method and apparatus for configuring a medical device

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Auckland, New Zealand

Christopher Harding Campbell