Cerner Innovation, Inc.

Other

Daniel Martin Feimster

Michael Alan Ash

Thomas Anthony Fangman

Theresa Marie Wavada

Seth Michel Claybrook

Kim Michele Easterhaus

Methods, computer systems, and computer-readable storage media are provided for creating a patient-centric referral order interface for helping patients manage referral orders via a patient portal. The referral orders are received from a medical organization and include patient-appropriate information but exclude additional information, such as healthcare provider's note providing a detailed reason for referral and a medical note outlining general information about the patient including at least a past medical history and a social history. An option to search for referral providers is provided within the interface and, in some embodiments, available appointment times are provided when it has been determined that no appointments have been scheduled for the referral order.

Patient portal management of referral orders

Various embodiments described herein relate to automatically associating and disassociating interests to a user. In some embodiments, an event associated with an entity indicated as interesting to a user is recognized. A linked entity that is related to the event is identified. The linked entity is automatically associated with the user. Content related to the entity indicated as interesting and content related to the linked entity are provided at about the occurrence of the event. The linked entity is automatically disassociated with the user upon the occurrence of the event.

Interest-based system

Methods, computer systems, and computer readable media for a provider care card graphical user interface are provided. The provider care card comprises a requirements display area configured to display at least one or more clinical measures relating to at least one patient, a measurements display area configured to display one or more measurements completed for one or more clinical measures relating to at least one patient, a first plurality of microdisplays configured to display a first visual indicator for each of the clinical measures that has been met, and a second plurality of microdisplays configured to display a second visual indicator for each of the clinical measures that has not been met.

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Shawnee, KS, United States of America

Daniel Martin Feimster