Allscripts Software, LLC

Nortonlifelock Inc.

Nikhil Rajeev Joshi

Igor Chmil

Sreemanta Dash

Stanislav Makarskyy

Venkata Naga Bhaskar Rao Jaladi

Anu Jindal

David Thomas Windell

Pankaj Meel

Mayur Dharmadhikari

Technologies and techniques for processing a user interface (UI) associated with a multi-nodal workflow in a medical software application. A processor-based workflow logic module processes a medical software application to determine branches of the workflow, wherein each of the branches include one or more nodes configured to receive a data input and provide a corresponding data output for the medical software application during execution. Serialization is executed on at least some of the branches to determine dependencies among at least some of the nodes in the branches. Progress of the workflow is monitored during execution of the medical software application, and used to execute UI applications and/or provide feedback data associated with the monitored progress.

Apparatus, system and method for workflow processing in a medical computer system

A computing system for redirecting electronic prescription refills is disclosed herein. A server computer device executing an electronic health records application constructs an electronic prescription for a patient and causes the electronic prescription to be routed to a first pharmacy device of a first pharmacy. The electronic prescription includes at least one refill. Subsequently, the server computing device receives an identifier for the electronic prescription and an identifier for a second pharmacy from a second server computing device executing a patient portal application, wherein the identifier for the second pharmacy is specified by the patient. The server computing device identifies the electronic prescription, determines a number of refills remaining on the electronic prescription, and constructs a second electronic prescription including the number of refills. The server computing device then causes the second electronic prescription to be routed to a second pharmacy device of the second pharmacy.

Computing system for redirecting refills on an electronic prescription

A server computing device executing an electronic health records application (EHR) receives an indication from a client computing device that approval from a pharmacy benefits manager (PBM) with respect to prescribing a medication and/or treatment to a patient is requested. The EHR causes the server computing device to transmit an approval request to a computing system of the PBM, and monitors incoming messages for an approval message from the PBM. When the approval message is received, the EHR constructs a prescription for the medication and/or treatment for the patient and causes the prescription to be transmitted to a pharmacy.

Message transmittal in electronic prior authorization requests

A server computing device executing an electronic health records (EHR) receives an indication from a client computing device that approval from a pharmacy benefits manager (PBM) with respect to prescribing a medication and/or treatment to a patient is requested. The EHR causes the server computing device to transmit an approval request to a computing system of the PBM, and monitors incoming messages for an approval message from the PBM. When the approval message is received, the ERR constructs a prescription for the medication and/or treatment for the patient and causes the prescription to be transmitted to a pharmacy.

A method includes providing, by a healthcare software provider, an updated version of a healthcare software application; maintaining a list of events each mapped to one or more actions to be taken upon occurrence of such event; generating, by an instance of the updated version of the healthcare software application running on an electronic device, a log of events representing user actions; looking up in the maintained list of events, based on the occurrence of a logged event, a mapped action to take in response thereto, the mapped action being to provide a first user notification; and providing, in the healthcare software application, the first user notification.

Dynamic control of event dependent user feedback

The disclosed computer-implemented method for preventing malicious applications from exploiting application services may include (i) identifying an attempt by an application, executing within a sandboxed environment that isolates the application's data and code execution from at least one other application executing within an operating system on the computing device, to launch at least one application service, (ii) determining that the application represents a potential security risk, (iii) prompting a user of the computing device to remediate the potential security risk posed by the application by performing a recommended security action, and (iv) while waiting for the user to perform the recommended security action, securing the computing device by blocking the attempt by the application to launch the application service. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for preventing malicious applications from exploiting application services

A computing system for generating a delayed electronic prescription for a controlled substance is disclosed herein. A server computer device receives precursor data for an electronic prescription for a controlled substance that is to be prescribed to a patient from a client computing device operated by a healthcare worker. The server computing device transmits the precursor data to a second server computing device. The second server computing device then transmits a request for an identity of a pharmacy that is to provide the controlled substance to a patient computing device operated by the patient. The patient computing device receives input causing the identity for the pharmacy to be received by the server computing device. The server computing device constructs the electronic prescription using the precursor data and the identity of the pharmacy and signs the electronic prescription with an electronic signature for the healthcare worker.

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Nikhil Rajeev Joshi