Mmodal IP LLC

3m Innovative Properties Company

Medquist Inc.

Vasudevan Jagannathan

Juergen Fritsch

Brian A Ellenberger

Sandra J Leonard

Henry W Ware

Detlef Koll

Emmy Brock Weber

Mark Ivie

Dori Dunn

Tad Alan Davis

Howard S Hoffmann

A graphical user interface, referred to herein as a virtual whiteboard, that provides both: (1) an automatically prioritized display of information related to a particular patient that is tailored to the current user of the system, and (2) a 'scratch pad' area in which multiple users of the system may input free-form text and other data for sharing with other users of the system. When each user of the system accesses the virtual whiteboard, the system: (1) automatically prioritizes the patient information based on characteristics of the user and displays the automatically prioritized patient information to that user, and (2) displays the contents of the scratch pad to the user. As a result, the whiteboard displays both information that is tailored to the current user and information that is common to all users (i.e., not tailored to any particular user).

Collaborative synthesis-based clinical documentation

A computerized system processes the speech of a physician and a patient during a patient encounter to automatically produce a draft clinical report which documents the patient encounter. The draft clinical report includes information that has been abstracted from the speech of the physician and patient. The draft report is provided to the physician for review. Producing the draft clinical report automatically, rather than requiring the physician to prepare the draft clinical report manually, significantly reduces the time required by the physician to produce the final version of the clinical report.

Computer-automated scribe tools

Methods and systems are disclosed for tracking quality measures in abstracted documents. Embodiments include, determining, based on the abstracted content, a quality measure category, obtaining a quality measure definition corresponding to a quality measure included in the determined quality measure category, determining, based on keywords corresponding to the criterion, whether a portion of the abstracted content satisfies a criterion, recording, in association with the criterion, a reference to the portion of the abstracted content that satisfies the criterion; and selectively generating, a report including the query corresponding to the criterion, a query response, and the portion of the abstracted content satisfying the criterion.

Computer-assisted abstraction for reporting of quality measures

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to computer systems for implementing dynamic, data-driven workflows within healthcare and other environments. Such a system may include a computer-processable definition of one or more workflows. Each workflow definition may define various aspects of the corresponding workflow, such as the data required by the workflow, a process for extracting such data from a variety of structured and/or unstructured data sources, a set of process steps to be performed within the workflow, and a condition for triggering the workflow. The system may use the workflow definition to extract the data required by the workflow and to perform the workflow's process steps on the extracted data in response to determining that the workflow's trigger condition has been satisfied. The workflow may change in response to changes in data extracted by the workflow.

Automated clinical evidence sheet workflow

Systems and methods are disclosed for transcribing private information. The method, includes receiving a first information segment during a first interview session, and receiving a second information segment during a second interview session, wherein the first information segment A includes private information and the second information segment includes only non-private information. The exemplary method also includes providing information in the first information segment to a first transcriber, providing information in the second information segment to a second transcriber, wherein the second transcriber has no communication with the first transcriber. The exemplary method further includes providing a combination of the information transcribed from the first and second information segments to a user or other recipient authorized to receive the private information.

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Morgantown, WV, United States of America

Vasudevan Jagannathan