Teletracking Technologies, Inc.

Patrick Sharbaugh

Deepak Bhurani

Raghen Morrow

Jamie Slater

Vipul Sinha

One embodiment provides a method including transmitting a pick-up request to transport a patient within a healthcare facility. The method includes receiving an acceptance indication for the pick-up request that has an associated handoff protocol that is based upon a condition of the patient. The method includes generating a patient identification request requesting a scan of an identification tag of an individual. The method includes receiving image data and determining whether the image data includes an image of the identification tag. The method includes verifying an identity of the individual. Other aspects are described and claimed.

Computerized rule based systems and methods for providing interactive handoff protocol user interfaces

One embodiment provides a method including transmitting a pick-up request to transport a patient within a healthcare facility. The method includes receiving an acceptance indication for the pick-up request. The method includes generating a patient identification request requesting a scan of an identification tag of an individual. The method includes receiving image data and determining whether the image data includes an image of the identification tag. The method includes verifying an identity of the individual. The method includes receiving at least one environment attribute from an environment of the patient. The method includes transmitting a notification indicating successful completion. Other aspects are described and claimed.

Systems and methods are disclosed for providing interactive handoff protocol user interfaces. In one embodiment, a computerized system may comprise a memory storing instructions, and a processor of a first electronic device. The processor may be configured to receive a pick-up request from a second electronic device, receive an acceptance indication for the pick-up request via an input device, provide a GUI prompting a scan of an identification tag on an individual, the GUI including at least one button in a non-selectable state, capture an image of the identification tag using the first electronic device, determine an identity of the individual based on the captured identification tag image, compare the determined identity to an identity in the received pick-up request, and modify the at least one button to a selectable state, wherein selection of the at least one button advances a handoff protocol for the individual.

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

Patrick Sharbaugh