Sermo, Inc.

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc.

Kyruus, Inc.

Graham Stewart Gardner

Daniel Palestrant

Roger Laham

Joanna J Wykrzykowska

Julie Keunhee Yoo

Jakov Kucan

Vinay Seth Mohta

Thomas William Hulme

A method for analyzing speech generated during a call to generate a potential referral and automatically modifying, during the call, a user interface displaying data associated with the analyzed speech, includes analyzing, by an analysis engine, during a call by a patient to a call center operator, data generated during the call, the data received from a second computing device. The method includes identifying patient data associated with the patient. The method includes determining at least one requirement of the patient based upon the identified patient data and the analysis. The method includes generating a potential referral to a physician for the patient, the physician having a profile that satisfies the determined at least one requirement. The method includes modifying a user interface displayed to the call center, during the call, the modification to the display including addition of an identification of the potential referral.

Methods and systems for analyzing speech during a call and automatically modifying, during the call, a call center referral interface

A system and method is provided that provides an early indication of consensus of opinion among a number of users regarding an event or observation indicated by a user. The opinion can be interesting to an information consumer, for determining the outcome of the consensus relating to the event or observation, or for performing surveillance or survey of a particular issue or subject. Such recognition of early events or observations can be useful in different areas, such as healthcare, finance, etc., where initial observations, if provided early, allow resulting decisions to be made much earlier. The opinion can, for instance, be used as an early indicator of problem with a product, company, etc. that would permit an information consumer to perform an action at a much earlier point than if he/she relied on traditional sources of information. Thus, such opinion information can be invaluable as a tool for monitoring events.

Method and apparatus for conducting an information brokering service

The following relates to catheter-based devices, systems, and methods for minimally-invasively delivering an inflatable pericardial support into the pericardial space of a mammalian myocardium. The devices and systems include extending and positioning plural support members through a catheter into the pericardial space and then positioning the inflatable member on the epicardial surface of the myocardium. Once positioned, fluid can be delivered to the inflatable member to provide a confining pressure to the myocardium.

Pericardial reinforcement device

A system and method is provided that provides an early indication of consensus of opinion among a number of users regarding an event or observation indicated by a user. Such an opinion may be interesting to an information consumer, who may be interested in determining the outcome of the consensus relating to the event or observation, or may otherwise desire to perform surveillance or survey of a particular issue or subject. Such recognition of early events or observations may be useful in different areas, such as healthcare, finance, etc., where initial observations, if provided early, allow resulting decisions to be made much earlier. The opinion may, for instance, be used as an early indicator of problem with a product, company, etc. that would permit an information consumer to perform an action at a much earlier point than if he/she relied on traditional sources of information. Thus, such opinion information may be invaluable as a tool for monitoring events.

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Graham Stewart Gardner