Allscripts Software, LLC

Joshua Brown

David Thomas Windell

Dave Windell

Technologies and techniques for biometrically authenticating a user for an apparatus. User biometric data is generated via a biometric capture device. A processor processes the user biometric data to generate one or more biometric templates. A memory stores the biometric templates and one or more previously generated biometric templates. A biometric manager module associates executable applications with respective biometric templates, wherein the processor matches one of the biometric templates with the previously generated biometric templates to determine if the matched biometric template is associated with the executable application. The processor generates at least one of a password and/or a cryptographic key for allowing access to the associated executable application based on the matched biometric template.

Apparatus, system and method for application-specific biometric processing in a computer system

A computing system for wound tracking is disclosed herein. A server computing device receives a first image of a wound of a patient captured by a first camera. Subsequently, the server computing device receives a message generated by a computing device, the message indicating that a second camera of the computing device is to capture a second image of the wound. Responsive to receiving the message, the server computing device causes data to be transmitted to the computing device, the data based in part upon the first image. The data causes the computing device to present a semi-transparent overlay to a view of the wound on a display as perceived through a lens of the second camera, the semi-transparent overlay indicative of the first image. The computing device captures the second image via the second camera and causes the second image to be received by the server computing device.

Computing system for wound tracking

Electronic messages, such as emails, often ask questions, ask that a task be done, or assign a task. The responsive messages often forget to answer the questions and the responders often forget to calendar tasks. Advances in natural language processing provide computers the ability to notice the questions and task requests/assignments. Automated analysis of the messages can detect and highlight questions, can provide for draft responses addressing every question, and can provide for getting tasks calendared.

Displaying and prioritizing electronic communications based on message content

An electronic health records application (EHR) receives an indication that a patient in a healthcare facility has been diagnosed with an infectious disease at a datetime. The EHR determines first locations in the healthcare facility in which the patient has been present. The EHR identifies portions of a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system (HVAC) system of the healthcare facility based upon the first locations. The portions of the HVAC system connect the first locations to second locations in the healthcare facility. The EHR identifies a person that has been present in at least one of the first locations or the second locations. The EHR then causes a notification to be transmitted to a computing device operated by the person notifying the person of potential exposure to the infectious disease.

Computing system for notifying persons of exposure to an infectious disease in a healthcare facility

A computing system for displaying patient data in augmented reality (AR) is disclosed herein. An AR computing device worn by a healthcare worker captures an image indicative of a patient by way of a camera comprised by the AR computing device. The AR computing device transmits the image to an electronic health records application (EHR) executing on a server computing device. The EHR retrieves patient data for the patient responsive to identifying the patient based upon the image. Responsive to receiving the patient data from the EHR, the AR computing device presents the patient data on an AR display comprised by the AR computing device. The patient data is overlaid on the AR display with a view of surroundings of the healthcare worker as perceived by the healthcare worker through the AR display.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Joshua Brown