61 results about "Nursing care plan" patented technology

A system and method are provided for automatically developing and implementing, a comprehensive customized care plan for a patient, to address all of the patient medical and non-medical (e.g., social, quality-of-life, personal) needs, utilizing a wide variety of information: both gathered both personally from a patient by a medical professional and also collected automatically by one or more telemedicine systems. The system and method of the present invention also continually re-assess and dynamically modify the comprehensive care plan, and additionally enable a wide variety of services and benefits to be made available to the patients in a manner automatically customized for their specific needs, with the offered services and benefits being dynamically adjusted as the patient needs change or evolve. In addition, the inventive system provides platform-independent capabilities so that diagnostic systems and devices from various vendors may be freely mixed to provide patients with customized diagnostic monitoring at the lowest possible cost.

Embodiments presented herein describe techniques for providing feedback for a care plan for a patient. Embodiments receive a care plan specifying a plurality of assigned tasks for the patient to perform, timing information specifying when each of the plurality of assigned tasks should be performed, and a plurality of observation metrics that each indicate a type of biometric data to monitor. Biometric data corresponding to the plurality of observation metrics is collected using at least one monitoring device. Embodiments receive symptom information specifying one or more reported symptoms experienced by the patient and monitor adherence of the patient to completing the plurality of assigned tasks according to the timing information specified in the care plan. Embodiments further include providing feedback to the patient, based on the collected biometric data, received symptom information and monitored adherence.

A patient treatment planning system includes at least one repository of medical information of a plurality of different patients. A data processor acquires patient data from the at least one repository for presentation in a user interface display and storing patient data acquired into the at least one repository. A user interface initiates generation of data representing a composite display image presenting patient data acquired from the at least one repository using the data processor, the composite display image enabling user initiation of execution of a plurality of different executable applications by the data processor including, a care planning application and a medication administration scheduling application. In response to user entry of data scheduling a care plan event for a particular patient, the care planning application automatically initiates medication conflict checking in response to scheduling the medication administration for the particular patient and the care planning application automatically conveying data identifying the care plan event and associated context data to the medication administration scheduling application for population of a medication administration schedule for display by the user interface.

Disclosed herein is an invention that is a medical treatment method for diabetes, its comorbidities and its complications where their treatment requires lifestyle modification. The invention changes or alters lifestyle by identifying what is valuable or harmful to the health-related determinants of the pattern-of-life of a person, modifying the such determinants of health of the person as the person navigates their pattern of life, applying the resulting insights to modify the lifestyle of the person, promoting and improving therapy adherence and compliance and thereby improving the health of the person. The method is intended to prevent diabetes, to increase the early detection of diabetes, to diagnose diabetes, to delay the progression of diabetes, to reduce the severity of diabetes and to operationalize the insights from lifestyle modification through disease risk assessment, medical decision-making, comprehensive care plan management and patient outreach, engagement and retention in the care plan.

Certain examples provide systems, methods, and apparatus for patient care and care transition support. The example system includes a strategy development and simulation tool to analyze a patient care plan and transitions of care within the care plan to develop and analyze a strategy for the transitions of care within the care plan. The example system includes a discharge planning tool including predictive analytics to provide scenario-based planning and visualization to develop the care plan for patient discharge. The example system includes visual analytics to track and display progress of the patient against the care plan for the patient. The example system includes an outcome tracker to measure care plan efficacy to provide feedback for the patient care plan and future care plans.

The present invention offers a comprehensive solution to care management which aggregates, integrates and stores clinical information from disparate sources. The system finds at-risk individuals before they experience preventable, high-cost medical events and stratifies high risk populations according to clinical criteria, which can include severity of disease states and co-morbidities. The system also compares the actual care an individual is receiving to established standards of clinical excellence and, if necessary, suggests pertinent medical care considerations to improve the care of medically mismanaged individuals. Another feature of the present invention may include a secure, patient-specific Web page which is automatically populated with a patient's own clinical information and can be personalized with customized, relevant healthcare information. The system allows users to design, facilitate and monitor clinical care plans and increase communications among physicians, nurses and patients. The system also predicts and analyzes the outcome of disease or case management for populations and individual patients.

Techniques for administering a care plan. Embodiments receive the care plan specifying observation metrics to monitor biometric data collected from a patient. At least one monitoring device available is identified and embodiments receive biometric data collected using the at least one monitoring device, where the biometric data is initially classified as a first type of event by the at least one monitoring device. Additionally, embodiments analyze the received biometric data to reclassify the first event as an occurrence of a second type of even, and, upon determining that the occurrence of the second type of event satisfies at least one threshold condition specified in the care plan, initiate at least one treatment plan specified in the care plan and corresponding to the satisfied at least one threshold value.

The present invention relates to methods of treating subjects preparing to undergo surgery or methods of treating chronic disease and methods for reducing transfusions and a computer readable storage medium and a physical computing device for carrying out these methods which include: a) receiving a profile of said subject, in a physical computing device, including a level of hemoglobin of said subject, level of creatinine of said subject, and information regarding current or past history of disease; b) applying said level of hemoglobin and said level of creatinine, in said physical computing device, to determine level of transfusion risk; c) applying said information regarding current or past history of disease of said subject, in said physical computing device, to determine level of comorbidity; d) applying said level of hemoglobin, said level of transfusion risk, and said level of comorbidity, in said physical computing device, to determine a patient care plan.

A processing device implemented system supports providing a plan of care for a patient. A repository includes data representing a plurality of different patient problems and including data representing an individual plan of care, indicating care to be provided to a specific patient, associated with a patient problem, an expected outcome, clinical observations, and orders for treatment to be administered to a patient. A data processor searches data in the repository to identify one or more candidate plans of care associated with a particular patient problem in response to user entry of data identifying the particular patient problem by searching data in the repository for a code associated with the particular patient problem. A display processor generates data representing at least one display image including data representing the one or more candidate plans of care associated with the particular patient problem enabling a user to select a particular plan of care for a particular patient.

The described invention provides a method, a system and non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer program instructions that when executed on a processor cause communicatively linked clinical outcome tracking and analysis modules to perform operations that use CNA-guided care to improve clinical outcomes at a specific patient level and to decrease total cost of care at the population level.Computer program instructions when executed on a processor comprising a first clinical outcome tracking and analysis module causes the first clinical outcome and tracking module to account for biological variance up front by grouping patients in the patient population, thereby effectively removing biological variance as a factor in value of care, and leaving treatment variance as a predominant factor in treatment outcome by receiving, sorting, and classifying personal health information, the latter by generating and assigning a plurality of Clinical outcome tracking and analysis Nodal Addresses (CNAs), each CNA representing a discrete punctuated string of digits comprising a prefix, a middle and a suffix that each represent a set of preselected variables that partition the sorted and classified information into a clinically relevant set of information.The first clinical outcome tracking and analysis (COTA) module tracks consequences of treatment choices and reports on outcomes associated with the use of these CNAs.CNA-guided care, which has two faces, operates through the application of CNAs, and is formed by the triad of a health care provider, a payer, and the patient who is suffering from a disease.The first face, the enabling tool, comprises interactions between a medical care provider, a computer containing a processor comprising a first clinical outcome tracking and analysis (COTA) module, a first client device comprising a second COTA module that is communicatively linked to the first COTA module via a network, and a payer. The payer transmits to the processor comprising the first COTA module via the second COTA module information identifying a health care service under consideration for the patient whose health plan benefits cover the service and other variables selected by the payer. In response, the first COTA module transmits to the second COTA module, (1) the clinical outcome data for the appropriate CNA, (2) the behavioral variance data for each medical provider at the appropriate CNA; (3) a cost report comprising cost data in real time for treating each patient in the patient population assigned to the appropriate CNA; and (4) one or more graphic analyses correlating cost of care to clinical outcome. If this information is sufficient to establish that the medical service is an appropriate delivery or level of service, considering potential benefits and harms to the patient; that the medical service is effective in improving health outcome by improving clinical outcomes and reducing total cost of care; that the service is cost-effective for the medical condition being treated and the clinical outcome, compared to alternative health interventions or no intervention; and that the service follows generally accepted medical practice, the payer then can approve payment to the medical care provider for the service.The second face, which comprises interactions between the computer containing a processor comprising the first COTA module, a second client device comprising a third COTA module that is communicatively linked to the first COTA module via a network and the patient provide for communications between the processor comprising the first COTA module and the communicatively linked third client device comprising the third COTA module that provide information sufficient for a complete medical evaluation of the patient and for assigning a CNA to the patient. The CNA then is used to enable a patient with a condition to select an optimal care plan with a reduced risk of adverse variance and a medical professional based on geography, clinical outcome, cost and other patient-set criteria within the CNA. The assigned CNA can be associated with one or more bundles of predetermined patient care services for treatment of the condition, which can provide a predetermined course of treatment, cost certainty, or both. Once the patient selects a medical professional that meets one or more of geographical, cost and clinical outcome needs of the patient, the first COTA module can be communicatively linked to a computing device at the selected medical professional's office to facilitate scheduling of an appointment.

A computer-implemented method of manufacturing a computer-readable storage medium for a remote patient management system with instructions for causing the execution of a care plan comprising a coaching plan. The method comprises: displaying a list of psychological determinants, receiving a selection of a group of psychological determinants chosen from the list of psychological determinants, generating a list of behavioral models using the group of psychological determinants, receiving a selection of at least one selected behavioral model from the list of behavioral models, determining a time line for the global structure of the coaching plan using the at least one selected behavioral model, compiling a coaching object file using the time line, linking the coaching object file to a library of multi-media content to resolve unresolved symbolic links of the time line, integrating the coaching plan into the care plan, and writing the care plan to the computer-readable storage medium.

A healthcare system for creating a personalized care plan for a user comprises a processor and a computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storage medium contains instructions for execution by the processor. The instructions cause the processor to perform the steps of receiving life goal information defined by a user, said life goal information indicating the user's life goals, mapping the received life goal information into care plan goals categories including two or more categories, and defining a care plan including a care plan schedule for the care plan goals categories onto which the received life goal information has been mapped, said schedule includes, per care plan goals category, one or more care plan content elements representing elements of the care plan.

The present invention relates to a method and system for enhanced medical triage in managed care plans that streamlines the conventional medical triage process and referral logic, sends only those insurance claims to an integrated case management system that require medical intervention, matches claims to the right resource at the right time, reduces the time needed to review lost time cases, lessens the number of unnecessary referrals or re-referrals, and further tailors the assignment process of medical insurance claims to medical personnel based on specific market and / or employer dedication.

An interactive, unified workstation is described that unifies in a single system multitude of functions pertaining to a practitioners practice that would otherwise require disjointed, more expensive, and less efficient individual workstations dedicated to a specific, limited task or a sub-set of tasks. The invention is directed towards benchmarking for a practitioner's business practice, and for clinical aspects of treatment planning; and integrating overall patient care planning functions. The unified workstation further facilitates access to archived database resources and facilitates both knowledge base services to practitioners and also hybrid treatment planning, wherein different types of appliance systems (fixed, such as brackets and wires, or removable, such as aligning shells) may be used during the course of treatment.

The management system and method for the caregiver support platform includes healthcare coaching services and a digital case management portal. The support platform is developed following a risk assessment survey assessing likelihood of an individual becoming a caregiver. A support coach works with the caregiver to determine what is needed in a support platform. The support coach reviews case details, analyzes resources available to the caregiver, and prepares a care plan based on the options preferred by the caregiver.

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to methods of administering information in a care plan to a patient. Embodiments include receiving a request specifying an identifier for a digital content item to be delivered as part of administering an individualized care plan for a patient. The processor matches the document identifier to a catalogue in a digital content library. The catalogue includes a plurality of versions of the digital content item. The processor selects one of the versions of the digital content item in the catalogue based on metadata for the patient. The patient metadata includes personal information about the patient. The processor transmits the selected digital content item to a device of the patient.

Systems, methods, apparatuses and computer program products are provided for monitoring and managing patient health conditions. Information is stored for defining care channels corresponding to health categories which are utilized to classify patients based on health status and risk information. Patient information is retrieved from a plurality of data sources, and analyzed to detect care node flags that identify unfavorable health conditions and to assign a care channel to the patient. One or more care programs are assigned to the patient based, at least in part, on the assigned care channel and detected care node flags. The patient is transitioned to one or more care channels as the patient's health improves or degrades. A personalized health timeline is generated for the patient which summarizes the patient's medical history and other related information.

A system and method (referred to as the system) render treatment plans through virtual rehabilitation by executing, a physical assessment that captures a full volume of motion of an uninjured appendage or a comparable standard. The process generates a recovery path, care plan, a challenge zone for an injured appendage based on the volume of motion of the uninjured appendage and initiates a virtual therapeutic session that renders simulated virtual environments in that causes the user to exercise the injured appendage within the challenge zone. The process analyzes the user's virtual therapeutic session performance by comparing a user's volume of motion capacity to the user's full volume of motion.

The invention discloses a nursing plan generation method and device, electronic equipment and a readable storage medium. The nursing plan generation method comprises: screening out an evaluation scale matched with region information from a pre-configured evaluation scale set according to the region information of a to-be-evaluated person; obtaining an evaluation result of the to-be-evaluated person based on the evaluation scale; and correspondingly generating a nursing plan of the to-be-assessed person according to the assessment result. According to the nursing plan generation method provided by the invention, the assessment scale suitable for each to-be-assessed person can be quickly and individually determined based on the configured assessment scale set, and the oriented nursing plan can be automatically generated by using the assessment result, so that the assessment efficiency is improved, and the health recovery of the to-be-assessed person is facilitated.

Embodiments provide techniques for authenticating and configuring a care plan device in a care plan environment. Embodiments receive, from the care plan device, a care plan device identifier written to a memory of the care plan device by a manufacturer. The care plan device is authenticated with a remote server, based on matching a reference identifier within a patient care plan with the care plan device identifier. Upon authenticating the care plan device, embodiments receive, from the remote server, the configuration information for the care plan device. The care plan device is configured in accordance with the patient care plan, based on the received configuration information.

The invention discloses a geriatric care evaluation system, belonging to the technical field of nursing. The system comprises a nursing side, a user side and a management terminal, wherein every two of the nursing side, the user side and the management terminal are in communication connection through a wireless network. The geriatric care evaluation system is provided with a geriatric care information acquisition template and a geriatric care processing model, the nursing requirements of the elderly are acquired by using the acquisition template, and acquired information is imported into the geriatric care processing model for evaluation processing to obtain an evaluation result. According to the geriatric care evaluation system, nursing personnel set a nursing plan, the nursing plan is submitted to a nursed user for plan checking and nursing evaluation during implementation of the nursing plan, and a result is fed back to the nursing management terminal for unified management, so a set of perfect nursing evaluation system is established, and the working quality of nursing personnel is supervised and promoted.

A system, method, and computer-usable medium are disclosed for creating and modifying a care plan assigned to a patient in response to observed data from the patient. In one embodiment of the method, data corresponding to one or more types of biometric diagnosis is received from the patient and a care plan is prescribed for the patient. The care plan includes one or more biometric thresholds corresponding to the one or more types of biometric information and receiving one or more reported symptoms for the patient. The care plan further includes one or more conditions corresponding to the one or more reported symptoms. Upon determining that the received data satisfy at least one of the biometric thresholds and the one or more reported symptoms satisfy at least one of the one or more conditions, an event rule for modifying the care plan based on the received data and the one or more reported symptoms is identified. The care plan is then modified based on the event rule.

A patient management system includes a scheduler (20) configured to schedule engagements with a patient in accordance with a care plan (18). The engagements include at least presentation of audio / video content. An audio / video presentation device (10) is configured to present audio / video content to the patient as directed by the scheduler. An input device (12) is configured to receive patient responses. A response analyzer (34) is configured to analyze at least one patient response to determine patient compliance with a goal of the care plan. An incentives rules engine (40) is configured to generate incentives based on the patient compliance. The incentives rules engine adjusts the generated incentives based on at least one additional factor to enhance motivational value of the generated incentives.

There is disclosed an interactive patient care system configured to provide care to a patient suffering from a chronic disease or condition, comprising a server system (6) configured to receive and transmit data via a communication network (16) to and from users including 5 patients (15a) and health care professionals (15b). The server system comprises a processing unit (6e), a memory (6f), a patient database (6c) configured to store data related to the patient and a library database (6d) configured to store data related to predefined therapeutic interventions obtained on evidence-based care pathways. The server system further comprises an application server (6b) and a communication server (6a) including a web server 10 software application for data transfer through the internet. The application server (6b) comprises a patient care system software for chronic disease or condition management, configured to: i) select for a given patient at least one predefined therapeutic intervention from the library database based at least on the data related to the patient stored in the patient database, and ii) generate a personalized care plan based at least on the selected predefined 15 therapeutic intervention. The patient care system software comprises patient therapy services (40) comprising health monitoring components (40c) configured to monitor health parameters and / or treatment adherence parameters of the patient. The therapy services are configured to provide health care assistance to the patients based on said personalized care plan.

The present invention relates to systems and methods for creating an alternate pathway to access, via a Stand-Alone Health Provider Entity, federally-compliant Medicare Advance Care Planning education and conversation benefits off-site of a doctor's office, hospital, or other medical facility. Access to this Medicare benefit is generally not available in an outpatient medical environment where most physicians don't have the time required to competently conduct in-depth one-on-one medical planning conversations with treated individuals, non-sick patients and family members, and where attorneys usually don't possess the requisite knowledge or skills to do so. The present invention enables, and herein discloses, a novel alternate path that provides more ready access to the existing Medicare Advance Care Planning education and conversation benefit and, thereby, substantially increases the potential number of eligible Americans who can competently complete professionally-guided medical planning conversations and legally create personalized and medically-useful advance directives and physician-authorized medical orders.