Cerner Innovation, Inc.

Natalee Agassi

Emin Agassi

John Haley

Todd W Fritsche

Jay Kim

Joseph Francis Bartelmo

William John Ormerod, Jr

William Ormerod

Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the dispensing of a medication from a dispensing station. An order is received and includes the medication and a total dosage for the medication to be dispensed. The medication is mapped to a table that stores a list of a plurality of medications that are available for dispensing at one or more dispensing stations at different physical locations. Each of the plurality of medications are stored in the table with a corresponding unit usable to formulate a dosage. A particular medication is identified in the plurality of medications in the table that corresponds to the medication of the order. The particular medication also corresponds to the total dosage based on the corresponding unit in the table associated with the particular medication. An instruction is communicated to the one or more dispensing stations to dispense the particular medication.

Medical order entry integration with automated dispensing systems

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed herein to provide rule-based reconciliation of records. Specifically, rules are utilized to reconcile one or more records and identify duplicates therein. Once duplicate records are identified, one or more ranking sets can be utilized to identify which of the duplicate records to write to the system.

Concept agnostic reconciliation and prioritization based on deterministic and conservative weight methods

Systems and methods are described for procedurally-based decision support using ontology-based classification of database records. The procedural decision support can facilitate extraction of contextually relevant data from a database. The data may be formatted for compatibility with a knowledge-based data library using one or more scripts and populated in the library as an entity. Classification of the entity can be reasoned using the available data. One or more classifications of the entity may be returned to the procedural decision support to facilitate computation of a recommendation.

Systems and methods for ontologically classifying records

An alert optimizer subsystem for a HIT system modifies, reconciles, and/or prioritizes candidate clinical alerts. The optimized alerts may be filtered, prioritized, enriched, and/or formatted so that the alerts are more relevant and/or more actionable for a system user.

Alert optimizer

Concept agnostic reconcilation and prioritization based on deterministic and conservative weight methods

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed herein that employ a contextually intelligent framework. In accordance with embodiments, a knowledge model having rules, axioms, and a domain ontology is evaluated to determine rules that are redundant to other rules and axioms, to determines those rules thresholds that may be refactored to generate composite rules and reduce the overall quantity of rules in the knowledge model, and to generate and add new concepts as axioms to the domain ontology as determined through refactoring. Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed herein that use the refactored and improved knowledge model to reconcile information currently stored in one system with information imported from a plurality of diverse systems, in order to generate recommendations that promote continuity of care in clinical settings.

Ontology-guided reconciliation of electronic records

A concept type agnostic method, system and media is provided to dynamically generate a narrative view based on the template hierarchy levels, high-level attributes of the nodes in the document template hierarchy, and end user entry is provided.

Dynamic narrative view generation

Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the dispensing of a medication from a dispensing station by using information from a dispensing event to instruct the dispensing station to dispense the medication. A dispensing event is received, which is associated with an order for an individual. The dispensing event is processed, which may include mapping the ordered medication to a table having one or more medications and available dosages, identifying corresponding medications to the ordered medication, selecting one of the corresponding medications, and computing a quantity of the selected medication for administration to the patient. The dispensing station is then instructed to dispense the computed quantity of the corresponding medication.

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Natalee Agassi