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Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Allscripts Software, LLC

Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions Holdings Corporation

Devin L Brown

Craig R Maitlen

Joseph Wheeler

Ankit Singh

Mark Plunkett

Jennifer Castillo

Jurgen Brenkert

David E Gardner

Felipe D Mendoza

Christopher D Arrington

William K Diehl

Alfredo Armendariz

Sam L Montanez

Hector L Rivera

An improved patient check-in system for healthcare appointments is disclosed herein. Prior to a datetime of a healthcare appointment of a patient, an electronic health records application (EHR) receives a first message originating from a patient computing device of the patient. The first message includes a location of the patient and patient information for the patient. Responsive to receiving the first message, the EHR stores the patient information in a cache. The EHR also places a placeholder for the patient in a queue that indicates an order in which healthcare appointments for patients at the healthcare facility are to occur. Subsequently, the EHR receives a second message generated by the patient computing device indicating that the patient has arrived at the healthcare facility for the healthcare appointment. The EHR transfers the patient information from the cache to a data store accessible to the EHR.

Proximity-based patient check-in computing system

A computing system for managing product customization is provided. The computing system includes instructions stored in memory and executable by a processor to receive, for each of a plurality of parts of a 3D product, a color selection input specifying a color selected by a user for that part, responsive to receiving the color selection inputs, generate a color histogram of the 3D product including a plurality of units, each unit being associated with one of the parts and assigned the color of that part, where the number of units allocated to each part is based on a size of the part, and display the color histogram in a graphical user interface.

Peripheral device customization

Display screen with graphical user interface

A device includes first, second, and third components. The first component scans a coupon. The coupon is moved from the first component to the second component after the first component scans the coupon and the coupon has been validated. The second component holds the coupon and other coupons associated with just the current checkout session until the current session has been successfully completed, at which time the coupons are moved in unison from the second component to the third component. The third component stores these coupons, together with additional coupons associated with other checkout sessions. The first component returns the coupon where validation of the coupon has failed. The second coupon permits a user to retrieve the coupons associated with just the current checkout session where the current checkout session has been unsuccessfully completed, without the user having to look through the coupons associated with the other checkout sessions.

Coupon device

A hunting stand operable to provide an elevated position for a hunter wherein the platform of the stand includes a chair that is movably mounted on the platform. The chair is operably coupled to a base support member that is movably mounted within an annular channel that is integrally formed with the platform. The hunting stand further includes a frame having a plurality of longitudinal support members and horizontal support members. The platform further includes a centrally located hole that is operable to facilitate the positioning of the hunting stand such that the platform is surroundably mounted a tree. A plurality of apertures are journaled through the upper surface of the platform adjacent to the channel and function to receive a locking pin that functions to releasably secure the base support member in a position along the channel. The platform includes a railing mounted adjacent the perimeter of the platform.

Hunting stand

The anatomy table (10) includes a substantially flat top surface (15) with a plurality of substantially parallel grooves (30) formed in the top surface (15). A plurality of clamp assemblies (32) are each slidably engaged in one of the grooves (30) with a cross-sectional anatomy slice (12) securely fastened thereto. A plurality of rotation assemblies (52) are further provided, where each rotation assembly (52) is coupled to one clamp assembly (32) and enables a cross-sectional anatomy slice (12) to rotate to a plurality of predetermined angular viewing positions.

Anatomy table

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Devin L Brown