Allscripts Software, LLC

Altera Digital Health Inc.

Deere + Company

Ross Carlyle Teague

Mary Sumner Johnson

Ohad Young

Andrew Burka

Noel Wayne Anderson

Todd Michael Eischeid

Alisha Belk

Anthony Stuart

Gary S Gartner

Alon Moshe Sabban

Patrick S Gilligan

David Windell

Caroline Boliek

A computing system that facilitates generating customized health forms for a patient is disclosed herein. Subsequent to receiving a patient identifier from a client computing device, a server electronic health records application (EHR) transmits clinical data assigned to the patient identifier to a server health form application. Based on the clinical data assigned to the patient, the server health form application generates a customized health form for the patient using form data. The server health form application then transmits the customized health form to a client health form application for presentment on a display of the client computing device. The server health form application updates the customized health form for the patient as the patient responds to questions and as the server health form application receives sensor data from the client computing device.

Computing system for generating customized health form based on clinical data

Technologies pertaining to assigning patients to patient populations and graphically indicating that the patients have been assigned to the patient populations are described herein. A graphical user interface includes interactive elements that are configured to indicate to a healthcare worker that a patient has been assigned to a population, and further to depict proposed actions based upon the patient being assigned to the population.

Methods and systems for visualizing patient population data

Technologies and techniques for optimizing a patient overview in a user interface (UI), utilizing at least one processor. An optimize request is received including an optimization level from a user via the UI, selecting predetermined patient information associated with the received optimization level, and displaying an optimized patient overview containing the selected certain patient information to the user.

User interface detail optimizer

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.

Drag and drop to highlight and transfer data

An improved graphical user interface (GUI) is disclosed herein. A computing device displays the GUI on a display. The GUI comprises a data element. The computing device receives a first indication that the data element has been selected within the GUI by a selection article. As the data element remains selected, the computing device receives a second indication that the selection article has been moved in a direction. As the data element remains selected, the computing device displays contextual data for the data element on the display. The contextual data displayed may be based upon the direction in which the selection article was moved. Responsive to receiving a third indication that the data element fails to remain selected by the selection article, the computing device removes the contextual data from the GUI.

Graphical user interface for displaying contextually relevant data

A client EHR executing on a client computing device is described herein, wherein the client EHR is configured to present a GUI on a display of the client computing device. The GUI comprises a first field, a second field, and a third field, wherein the first field is configured to receive an identifier for a category of clinical data, the second field is configured to receive clinical data of the identified category of clinical data and the third field is configured to present the identified category of clinical data from the electronic health record of a patient. The client computing device then receives input comprising clinical data of the category identified, which is then integrated into the patient's electronic health record maintained by the EHR. After receiving an input comprising clinical data, the GUI automatically advances to the next subcategory of the identified category for which clinical data is needed.

Graphical user interface for data entry into an electronic health records application

Described herein are various technologies pertaining to a graphical user interface (GUI) for a hub application that is displayed concurrently on a display with a graphical user interface (GUI) for a client electronic health record application (EHR). The hub application includes a ribbon that comprises several selectable buttons that respectively represent supplement applications, wherein a supplement application is configured to generate events based upon a current context of the client EHR. The GUI of the hub application is updated when a supplement application reports an update to the hub application, wherein the update to the GUI can include rendering a badge on a button that represents the supplement application.

Application that acts as a platform for supplement applications

Identifying events in a badge of a graphical user interface

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 technologies related to a care plan application that is configured to provide a collaborative summary field to client computing devices operated by healthcare workers who partake in a care plan for a patient. The collaborative summary field is usable to set forth freeform text and/or modify freeform text, such that a collaborative summary depicted in the collaborative summary field alters over time. Further, each healthcare worker who has access to the care plan is authorized to update the collaborative summary.

Computer-executable application that facilitates provision of a collaborative summary for a care plan

An aspect of the present invention relates to a non-transitory computer readable medium storing a computer program for optimizing a patient overview in a user interface (UI), the computer program executable by at least one processor. The computer program comprising a set of instructions for receiving an optimize request including an optimization level from a user via the UI, selecting predetermined patient information associated with the received optimization level, and displaying an optimized patient overview containing the selected certain patient information to the user.

A method for facilitating editing of a toggle item includes displaying an interface comprising one or more toggle items, each toggle item being configured to be toggled on and off when clicked on; receiving input corresponding to movement of a pointer to be disposed over a first toggle item of the one or more toggle items; determining that a predetermined amount of time has passed with the pointer being disposed over the first toggle item; displaying a cursor in the first toggle item at the location of the pointer; receiving input corresponding to a click while the cursor is displayed in the first toggle item; receiving input corresponding to editing of the first toggle item; and updating, based on the input corresponding to editing of the toggle item, the text of the toggle item.

User input methodology for toggle items

Retractable line guidance for a self-propelled machine, such as a self-propelled lawn mower, is provided by an operator moving a string or line to control the speed and direction of movement of the machine. A retractable and extendable line is mounted on the machine and is under tension in a retraction direction when the line is extended. A length of extension of the line is monitored, and a speed of movement of the machine is controlled in response to the length of extension of the line to maintain the length of extension of the line at a selected length. An angle of the line with respect to the machine is monitored, and a direction of movement of the machine is controlled in response to the angle of the line to maintain the angle of the line at a selected angle.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Ross Carlyle Teague