Allscripts Software, LLC

Dbmotion Ltd.

Robert Wartenfeld

Eyal Greenberg

Shiri Ben-Tal

Ziv Gome

Ziv Ofek

Assaf Halevy

Joel Diamond

Gary S Gartner

Shiri Ben Tal

Davis Walp

Jeri-lynn Gehr

A method for using a health information exchange system which stores patient record data regarding a multiplicity of patients, to serve a first plurality of EMRs each interacting with an EMR community including a set of at least one EMR, the method comprising: for each individual EMR within the first plurality of EMRs, performing a computerized context interception process using a processor to intercept context from the individual EMR and to identify there within an event whereby a health provider using the individual EMR calls up an individual patient's record from said individual EMR; and responsive to identification of the event, using a computerized output device for providing patient record data, pertaining to the individual patient, to the health provider.

Facilitating computerized interactions with EMRS

Facilitating computerized interactions with EMRs

Described herein are various technologies pertaining to displaying contextually relevant supplemental content retrieved from population data concurrently with data presented to a healthcare worker in a graphical user interface of an electronic health record application (EHR). Also described herein are graphical user interface features pertaining to concurrent display of a graphical user interface of the EHR and a graphical user interface of a supplement application.

Computing system for presenting supplemental content in context

Described herein are various technologies pertaining an electronic health record application (EHR). The EHR has a rules engine that is configured to execute a plurality of rules corresponding to respective genetic disorders. The rules receive clinical data as input, and each rule is configured to output an indication as to whether or not a patient is a candidate for genetic testing for a genetic disorder.

Computer-executable application that is configured to process cross-clinical genomics data

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Moshav Ge'alya, Israel

Robert Wartenfeld