Cerner Innovation, Inc.

Eva Karp

Cheryl Hertel

Mary Gannon

Lisa McDermott

Scott Alan Julius

Megan Kathleen Romstad

Lindsey Gay Jarrett

Brenton Arnold Greubel

Analytics relevant to a particular patient are provided within the clinical decision workflow to provide data-driven decision support. When information is received from an end user device at a workflow service that indicates characteristics of a clinical decision support workflow being managed by the end user device for a patient, data is requested from one or more knowledge systems and electronic health record (EHR) data is requested from one or more EHRs. The data and the EHR data is aggregated within the clinical decision support workflow and a recommendation is provided to a clinician at a point of care via the end user device. For example, the recommendation may reveal that a particular care plan is, according to the aggregated data, the model recommendation.

Analytics at the point of care

Document of medication administration is provided by a clinician acknowledging previous clinical results such that the previous clinical results are used for documentation purposes. A command is received to document the administration of a medication to patient. Based on the command, it is determined that documentation of the medication administration requires entry of information regarding at least one clinical result for the patient. Additionally, it is determined that a previous clinical result is available for documentation. The medication administration is then documented using the previous clinical result.

Acknowledgement of previous results for medication administration

Management of patient activities for a clinician is provided by a patient activity list the may present the clinician's role relevant activities in conjunction with multidisciplinary activities to be performed for a patient. A timeline view area is presented having role relevant scheduled activities for one or more patients assigned to the clinician. Each role relevant scheduled activity comprises an activity to be performed by the clinician and is presented in the timeline view area based on a scheduled time and in association with a corresponding patient. When a user selection of at least one of the patients is received, one or more multidisciplinary activities for the patient are presented within the timeline view area. The multidisciplinary activities include activities scheduled to be performed by other clinicians, and each multidisciplinary activity is presented in the timeline view area based on a scheduled time.

Providing multidisciplinary activities in context of clinician's role relevant activities

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Eva Karp