Cerner Innovation, Inc.

Other

Jeremy A Flores

Christopher J Heil

Sara J Boswell

Carol A M George

Bharat Sutariya

Jaclynne L Aagesen

Akeem Akinola

Lindsey McFETRIDGE

Grace Schreur

Wes Dembinski

Carol George

Zach O'bea

John Scheeser

Systems, methods, and user interfaces provide integrated coordination of care. Care team coordination and collaboration is promoted by bringing together each of the necessary elements of a patient's plan into a single point of access. Current workflow silos that exist in the care planning space are eliminated. This allows seamless support for the many different care planning regulations across care settings and supports and involves the entire care team including the patient and personal care team.

Integrated coordination of care

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are provided for aligning a patient who is determined to be eligible for care management services with a care manager. Patient health data is received and is used to generate a patient profile for the patient. The patient profile comprises, for example, demographic information, geographic location, clinical characteristics, patient preferences, a patient need level, a category to which the patient is assigned, and a priority level associated with the patient. A set of characteristics associated with a group of care managers is accessed where the set of characteristics include clinical expertise of the care manager, geographic location of the care manager, workload capacity of the care manager, and the like. Using the patient profile and the set of characteristics associated with the group of care managers, the patient is aligned with a care manager well-suited to help the patient achieve care management goals.

Care management assignment and alignment

A method for displaying and controlling an animation in a user interface on multiple electronic devices comprising: providing a first computer system comprising a first computer processor and a first electronic display coupled to the first computer processor, wherein the first computer processor is programmed to send animation instructions comprising a plurality of animation pathways, the animation pathways executed independently of one another with percentage completion to generate and display on the first electronic display of the first computer system a user interface (UI), wherein the animation pathways have different relative velocities as a function of percentage completion regardless of the duration(s) of the animation pathways; and sending the animation instructions to a second computing device comprising a second computer processor and a second electronic display coupled to the second computer processor, wherein the second computer processor is programmed to send the animation instructions comprising a plurality of animation pathways, the animation pathways executed independently of one another with percentage completion to generate and display on the second electronic display of the second computer system a user interface (UI), wherein the animation pathways have different relative velocities as a function of percentage completion regardless of the duration(s) of the animation pathways.

Dynamic user interfaces

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are provided for displaying on a user display device alarm-triggering events detected by the medical device based on the location of the user display device. The method comprises receiving alarm-triggering patient data from a medical device and determining the physical location of first and second user display devices. The method further comprises determining that the physical location of the first user display device is designated to have an alarm displayed, and that the physical location of the second user display device is not designated to have an alarm displayed. In response to these determinations, the content of the alarm is displayed on the first user display device.

Electronic fetal monitoring applications and display

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for managing healthcare environments are provided. In embodiments, a first waveform tracing for data received from one or more medical devices for a first individual is displayed. A second waveform tracing for data received from one or more medical devices for a second individual is displayed. In response to the determination to hide the first waveform tracing, only displaying the second waveform tracing.

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Lee's Summit, MO, United States of America

Jeremy A Flores