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Embold Health, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Smartsheet Inc.

Daniel T Stein

Yue Chen

Erik Rucker

Brent Ronald Frei

Alan W Shen

Thomas Peter Maliska, Jr

Kyan Duane Skeem

Tony Jacobson

Alex Vorobiev

William Eric Browne

Methods of assessing a performance of a provider include receiving, from a third-party system, claims data, applying one or more defined performance measures to the claims data to determine measure scores of one or more providers, the measure scores being related to key-clinical decision points within condition-based patient journeys represented in the claims data, outputting one or more data packages representing the determined measure scores, applying a principal components analysis to the one or more data packages to determine composite performance scores of the one or more providers based on the determined measure scores, wherein the determined composite performances scores are provider specific, generating a performance data package including the determined composite performance scores, and causing the determined composite performance scores to be displayed within a graphical user interface of an application of a client device.

Provider assessment system, methods for assessing provider performance, methods for curating provider networks based on provider performance, and methods for defining a provider network based on provider performance

Display screen or portion thereof with a graphical user interface

Systems and methods for providing a communication program interface that includes an integrated supplemental interface are provided. The supplemental interface provides access to data stored within a tabular data management system. The supplemental interface may present a form that is automatically generated based on a column layout in a sheet stored in the tabular data management system. The supplemental interface may automatically select a sheet to be opened based on information in a message, and may automatically add information from the message to the sheet. The tabular data management system may allow image data to be stored and displayed within cells of tabular data.

Systems and methods for providing a communication program interface with an integrated tabular data management interface

Systems and methods for providing an email client interface that includes an integrated supplemental interface are provided. The supplemental interface provides access to data stored within a tabular data management system. The supplemental interface may present a form that is automatically generated based on a column layout in a sheet stored in the tabular data management system. The supplemental interface may automatically select a sheet to be opened based on information in an email message, and may automatically add information from the email message to the sheet. The tabular data management system may allow image data to be stored and displayed within cells of tabular data.

Systems and methods for providing an email client interface with an integrated tabular data management interface

A method and system for controlling the provisioning of a device with information for accessing services of a wireless service provider via a wireless network is provided. The provisioning system initially stores automatic provisioning information on the device that includes the identification of wireless service providers that have the capability to automatically provision the device. When a user of the device wants to subscribe to a service of a service provider, the provisioning system requests an automatic provisioning service of the service provider to provide information describing available services and information needed to subscribe to those services. When the user selects a service and provides the needed information, the provisioning system retrieves provisioning information for the selected service from the service provider. The provisioning system stores the provisioning information on the device so that the device can then be used to access the selected service of the service provider.

Method and system for provisioning a wireless device

A prosthetic system comprising a patellar unit to replace the femoral surface of the patella with a convex prosthesis constructed from a low-friction material and an elongate femoral prosthesis for replacing the trochlear groove without use of bone cement. The femoral prosthesis has a arcuate indentation on its upper surface to accommodate the patellar prosthesis and a lower surface with diverging, protruding vanes. The lower surface and the vanes are made of a biocompatible material that promotes bonding to living bone. The femoral prosthesis is inserted by first driving a guide rod into the distal end of the femur. Then a guide frame is inserted onto the rod to guide an instrument in the cutting of a groove in the trochlear portion of the femur. Then a second guide frame replaces the first guide frame and acts as a template for cutting slots sized to receive the vanes of the prosthesis. Finally, the guide frame and rod are removed, and the prosthesis is slid into the cut groove with the vanes occupying the slots. The prosthesis is fixed in place by an insertable peg with no use of bone cement. Over time the interaction of the bone with the vanes results in tight integration of the prosthesis so that it cannot not be loosened.

Patello-femoral joint replacement device and method

A prosthetic system comprising a patellar unit to replace the femoral surface of the patella with a convex prosthesis constructed from a low-friction material and an elongate femoral prosthesis for replacing the trochlear groove. The femoral prosthesis has a trough-like indentation on its upper surface to accommodate the patellar prosthesis and a lower surface with protruding vanes. The lower surface and the vanes are made of a biocompatible material that promotes bonding to living bone. The femoral prosthesis is inserted by first driving a guide rod into the distal end of the femur. Then a guide frame is inserted onto the rod to guide an instrument in the cutting of a groove in the trochlear portion of the femur. Then a second guide frame replaces the first guide frame acting as a template of cutting slots sized to receive the vanes of the prosthesis. Finally, the guide frame and rod are removed, and the prosthesis is pressed into the cut groove with the vanes occupying the slots. The prosthesis is fixed in place with an insertable peg. Over time the interaction of the bone with the vanes results in tight integration of the prosthesis so that it cannot not be loosened.

An improved surgical glove is provided having reinforcing pads formed over the distal finger and thumb pulps and over the metacarpal-phalangeal joints. The fingertips and thumb tips are the most likely region of a surgical glove to be accidentally penetrated by a needle during a surgical procedure. The remaining portions of the surgical glove are of conventional thickness and flexibility, thereby assuring adequate mobility of the fingers and hand, such that precise surgical procedures may be performed while using the improved glove. A method for forming the glove and a glove mold are also disclosed. The glove is formed by dipping a glove mold in a liquid such as latex. The glove mold has recesses on volar sides of distal ends of the digits to retain a greater thickness of the liquid to form the reinforcing pads.

Surgical glove

An improved surgical glove is provided having reinforcing pads formed over the distal finger and thumb pulps and over the metacarpal-phalangeal joints. The fingertips and thumb tips are the most likely region of a surgical glove to be accidentally penetrated by a needle during a surgical procedure. Furthermore, the fingertips, thumb tips, and metacarpal-phalangeal region of the surgical glove are the most likely portions of the glove to become abraded and possibly torn during a surgical procedure. Thus, the reinforcing pads are optimally located for minimizing the possibility of a tear or a needle penetration. The remaining portions of the surgical glove are of conventional thickness and flexibility, thereby assuring adequate mobility of the fingers and hand, such that precise surgical procedures may be performed while using the improved glove.

A 'one-hand' needle capping system utilizing a bed of nontoxic, nonhardening clay for reapplying a protective cap to a needle of a syringe.

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Newport Beach, CA, United States of America

Daniel T Stein