Resmed Pty Ltd

Resmed Limited

Atlassian Corporation Pty Ltd.

Atlassian Us, Inc.

Atlassian Inc.

Jose Ignacio Romagnoli

Justin John Formica

Mark Bertinetti

Joseph Samuel Ormrod

Hargopal Verma

Andrew Roderick Bath

Saad Nasr

Nathan John Row

Matthew Rolf Harrington

Luke Andrew Stanislas

Joel Edward Gibson

David Anthony Pidcock

Adam Francis Barlow

Christopher Scott Skipper

Jessica Lea Dunn

Stephen Gray

Philip Rodney Kwok

Aaron Samuel Davidson

Barton John Kenyon

Gerard Michael Rummery

Ronald James Huby

Ian Malcolm Smith

Dimitri Marco Maurer

Zhuo Ran Tang

Ernie Wei-Chih Tsai

Rupert Christian Scheiner

Jamie Graeme Wehbeh

Lochlan Von Moger

Kai Stuebiger

Kirrily Michele Haskard

Anthony Paul Barbara

Muditha Pradeep Dantanarayana

Errol Savio Alex D'Souza

Robert Edward Henry

Timothy Tsun-Fai Fu

Jeegarkumar Kapadia

Paul Frederick Birchall

Dawn Rosemary Churchill

Clementine Le Loc'h

Robert John Sparrow

Chengwei Zhu

Tommy Chung Yeung Chui

Christopher Charles Mann

Phoebe Katherine Hill

Michael Murillo

Damien Julian Mazzone

James William Charles Vandyke

Robert Thomas Burnham

Christopher Samuel Cullen

Tumul Gupta

Benjamin John Hunter

Allan Freas Velzy

Thomas M Dair

Teck Fong

Michael Stephen Cheung

Stewart Joseph Wagner

Dion Charles Chewe Martin

Michiel Kooij

Andrew Martin Price

Stuart Norris Plascott

Frederick Arlet May

Samuel Aziz Mebasser

Tzu-Chin Yu

Grant Milton Ovzinsky

Lance Ian Swift

Matthew David Spruell

Hadley White

Julian Ross Lombardo

Hollie Elizabeth Baigent

Rachel Herman

Sandeep Kumar Tiwari

Robert Henry Frater

Liam Holley

Michael Bruce Moir

David Brent Sears

Philippe Auguste Chalvignac

Dmitri Anatolievich Doudkine

David Creusot

Henri Spaile

Benjamin John Leavens

Justin Peter Wagemakers

Roman Vinokur

Craig Edward Harris

Mark Armstrong

Clementine Desvouyes

Gregory Phillip Dockar

Timonty TsunFai Fu

Marco Mura

Peter Lionel Harry Newman

Abhishek Pradhan

Mauricio Da Cunha Wolff

Joseph Samuel Omrod

Clementine Desvoyes

David Anthony Pidock

Chris Cullen

Lochlan Marcus Charles Von Moger

Thimothy Tsun-Fai Fu

Display screen with graphical user interface

A respiratory pressure therapy (RPT) device is disclosed for treatment of respiratory-related disorders. The RPT device includes a pressure generator, a pneumatic block, a chassis and a device outlet for delivering a supply of flow of gas to a patient interface. The RPT device also comprises an integrated humidifier including a water reservoir. An RPT device is also disclosed that includes a wireless data communication interface integrated with the housing and configured to connect to another device or a network.

Respiratory pressure treatment system

Methods for displaying improved user interfaces are disclosed. The method includes receiving a user interface request to display a user interface of an issue tracking system from a user device. The user interface displays a plurality of objects and the user interface request includes a user identifier of a user of the user device and a user identifier of the requested user interface. The method further includes determining a time since the user last viewed the user interface, retrieving object data for the requested user interface based on the user interface identifier, retrieving activity data for the requested user interface based on the time since the user last viewed the user interface, and communicating the object data and activity data to the user device for displaying on the user device, the user device displaying the object data and displaying one or more activity indicators based on the received activity data.

Displaying queue information in a graphical user interface of an issue tracking system

A patient interface for sealed delivery of a flow of air at a continuously positive pressure with respect to ambient air pressure to an entrance to the patient's airways including at least entrance of a patient's nares to ameliorate sleep disordered breathing may include a seal-forming structure comprising a foam undercushion and a textile membrane for contact with the patient's face; a positioning and stabilising structure to maintain the seal-forming structure in sealing contact with an area surrounding an entrance to the patient's airways while maintaining a therapeutic pressure at the entrance to the patient's airways; and a plenum chamber pressurised at a pressure above ambient pressure in use.

Textile patient interface

Described herein is a computer implemented method. The method comprises receiving, from a user device, a selected workflow message identifying a selected workflow; accessing the selected workflow from a workflow data store; evaluating, using runtime context information received from the user device, one or more secondary triggers associated with the selected workflow to determine an applicable branch of the selected triggered workflow; communicating, to the user device, branch information in respect of the applicable branch, the branch information including information in respect of one or more operations that would be performed if the selected workflow was executed.

Issue tracking systems and methods

Methods and computer readable medium for queue management are disclosed. The method includes displaying a queue panel including two or more queue categories of queues. A queue is configured to include items that have at least one parameter is common. The queue panel is further configured to display activity data corresponding to queues in at least one of the two or more queue categories. The method also includes determining whether the activity data needs to be refreshed, identifying a list of queues belonging to the at least one queue category; generating a refresh request for the identified list of queues; communicating the refresh request to a remote server; receiving updated activity data from the remote server for the identified list of queues; and updating the activity data displayed in the queue panel based on the received updated activity data.

Issue tracking methods for queue management

A water reservoir includes a reservoir base configured to hold a predetermined maximum volume of water to be used for humidification of pressurized breathable air, a reservoir lid pivotally connected to the reservoir base to allow the water reservoir to be movable between an open position and a closed position, the reservoir lid comprising an inlet and an outlet, and a seal configured to sealingly engage the reservoir lid and the reservoir base when the water reservoir is in the closed position, wherein the reservoir base includes an overfill protection element having an egress path for water at a predetermined location.

Humidifier reservoir

A patient interface assembly includes an elastomeric piece configured to receive a flow of pressurized respiratory gas and sealingly engage the patient's face. The elastomeric piece forms a plenum and includes a mouth sealing portion, a nasal sealing portion, and an anterior surface with an air inlet opening configured to be coupled to a connector and/or an air delivery tube. The patient interface assembly also includes a stiffening structure that is attached to the anterior surface of the elastomeric piece. The stiffening structure comprises a central aperture that is sized so that the air inlet opening and a portion of the anterior surface surrounding the air inlet opening remain exposed through the central aperture. The stiffening structure is configured so that the entirety of the stiffening structure is inferior to the patient's nose in use.

Mask system

A mask system including a headgear and cushion module and a seal and frame module provided to the headgear and cushion module. The seal and frame module includes a sealing portion adapted to form a seal with the patient's face and a frame portion adapted to form a breathing chamber. The headgear and cushion module includes a cushion region adapted to support and shape the sealing portion and a headgear region adapted to support and stabilize the mask system on the patient's face.

A mask system for delivery of respiratory therapy to a patient includes a nares portion and a mouth portion and an inlet conduit connected to at least one of the nares portion and the mouth portion to deliver the pressurized, breathable gas. The mask system is adapted to selectively utilize the nares portion and/or the mouth portion in a first mode utilizing both the nares portion and the mouth portion, and in a second mode utilizing the nares portion and not utilizing the mouth portion.

A water reservoir includes a water reservoir base configured to hold a volume of water to be used for humidification of pressurized breathable air, a water reservoir lid connected to the water reservoir base, and a compressible resilient portion configured to seal between the water reservoir base and the water reservoir lid. The base and the lid are movable relative to one another when connected whilst maintaining sealing therebetween due to the compressible resilient portion. A retainer is configured to secure the water reservoir to a water reservoir dock, and has a protrusion or recess to releasably engage one another when the water reservoir is received in the dock, with a reaction force to compression of the compressible resilient portion urging the protrusion and the recess into engagement with one another.

Medical treatment apparatus and water reservoir for same

A patient interface assembly includes a cushion assembly, and air delivery tube, and a connector assembly. The cushion assembly includes a flexible cushion including a base and a pair of nasal pillows that extend from the base and a frame that is more rigid than the flexible cushion. The connector assembly connects the air delivery tube to the cushion assembly and includes and elbow with a second end with a part spherical ball shape and a gas washout vent with a plurality of vent openings. The connector assembly also includes an elbow connector positioned in the frame. The elbow connector forms a part spherical socket shape that engages the part spherical ball shape of the elbow. The elbow connector includes an anchoring flange, which is configured to secure the flexible cushion to the elbow connector by way of the anchoring flange being inserted into the flexible cushion through a central opening in the flexible cushion.

Swivel elbow and connector assembly for patient interface systems

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Jose Ignacio Romagnoli