107 results about "Patient profile" patented technology

The information management system disclosed enables caregivers to make better decisions, faster, using aggregated genetic and phenotypic data. The system enables the integration, validation and analysis of genetic, phenotypic and clinical data from multiple subjects who may be at distributed facilities. A standardized data model stores a range of patient data in standardized data classes that encompass patient profile information, patient symptomatic information, patient treatment information, and patient diagnostic information including genetic information. Data from other systems is converted into the format of the standardized data classes using a data parser, or cartridge, specifically tailored to the source system. Relationships exist between standardized data classes that are based on expert rules and statistical models. The relationships are used both to validate new data, and to predict phenotypic outcomes based on available data. The prediction may relate to a clinical outcome in response to a proposed intervention by a caregiver. The statistical models may be inhaled into the system from electronic publications that define statistical models and methods for training those models, according to a standardized template. Methods are described for selecting, creating and training the statistical models to operate on genetic, phenotypic and clinical data, in particular for underdetermined data sets that are typical of genetic information. The disclosure also describes how security of the data is maintained by means of a robust security architecture, and robust user authentication such as biometric authentication, combined with application-level and data-level access privileges.

An apparatus, system and method of programming a medical therapy in a medical device are provided. Generally, the medical device 10 has a controller 12, a memory 14, a processor 16 and an input device 18. The memory 14 is preloaded with at least one of a plurality of patient profiles and condition profiles. The memory 14 is further preloaded with an associated medication therapy for a plurality of the profiles. The input device 18 receives profile data 90, 91 comprising at least one of a patient profile data and a condition profile data for a specific patient, and the processor 16 processes the received profile data 100 and provides as output one of the preloaded medication therapies based on the processed profile data 102.

Methods, devices and a system for disease management are provided that employ diagnostic testing devices (e.g., blood glucose meters) and medication delivery devices (e.g., insulin delivery devices) for providing data to a repository in real-time and automatically. Repository data can be analyzed to determine such information as actual test strip use, patient health parameters to outside prescribed ranges, testing and medication delivery compliance, patient profiles or stakeholders to receive promotional items or incentives, and so on. Connected meters and medication delivery devices and repository data analysis are also employed to associate a diagnostic test to a mealtime based on timing of a therapeutic intervention performed by an individual.

A system for predicting healthcare financial risk including the process of accessing patient data associated with one or more patents, accessing geographic and healthcare system data, filtering the patient data, geographic data, and healthcare system data into clean data, and applying a predictive risk model to the clean data to generate patient profile data and to identify a portion of the patients associated with a level of predicted financial risk.

A system and method for matching patients with clinical trials and particular trial sites, prequalifying patients for clinical trials and trial sites, and providing information to patients to allow them to inform themselves about available clinical trials and trial sites. The method comprises receiving patient profile information for a patient at a server connected to a computer network, the patient profile information submitted by a user at a terminal connected to the network, comparing the patient profile information with acceptance criteria for clinical trials stored in a database, the comparison performed by the server, determining whether the patient prequalifies for any of the clinical trials, and notifying the user and the trial site whether the patient has prequalified for any clinical trials.

Systems and/or methods for assessing the sleep quality of a patient in a sleep session are provided. Data is collected from the patient and/or physician including, for example, sleep session data in the form of one or more physiological parameters of the patient indicative of the patient's sleep quality during the sleep session, a subjective evaluation of sleep quality, etc.; patient profile data; etc. A sleep quality index algorithm, which optionally may be an adaptive algorithm, is applied, taking into account some or all of the collected data. Sleep quality data may be presented to at least the patient, and it may be displayed in any suitable format (e.g., a format useful for the patient to be appraised on the progress of the treatment, a format useful for a sleep clinician to monitor progress and/or assess the effectiveness of differing treatment regimens, etc).

A new system and methodology is disclosed for developing interactive weight control and maintenance programs, where an weight control program is developed during a visit to a treating physician or expert based on medical data, medical historical data, and patient profile data. The data and program is then stored in a host computer and a relevant portions are transferred to a weight measuring and feedback unit including a scale and a processing unit having audio and/or visual and/or tactile output devices for patient feedback, which is taken to the patient's home. The patient then weighs himself/herself on a periodic basis and the apparatus issues recommendations or other messages for improved compliance.

A method for dynamically routing medical data related to a patient (12) in a communications network (16) obtains the medical data about the patient at a first site and obtains patient profile data having information associated with the patient (102). The patient profile data is processed to identify, from a plurality of available specialist sites, a receiving specialist site (118) for transmittal of the medical data, based on the patient profile data. The medical data is then transmitted to the receiving specialist site (130).

This invention disclosed herein provides methods, devices, software products, and systems for infusing a fluid into a blood vessel is provided that includes the step of administering the fluid into the blood vessel in programmed pulses. The programmed pulses generally defined by programmed pulse variables that include a fluid flow rate, a frequency, and a duration. Values of the programmed pulse variables may be determined based at least in part on a fluid property of the fluid to be infused that is relevant to streaming, blood flow in the blood vessel to be infused, a catheter size, or a patient profile.

A method and system are provided to assist in programming of a neurostimulator based on a collection of pre-existing therapy profiles. The method and system access a collection of pre-existing therapy profiles derived from prior actual patients or patient models. The pre-existing therapy profiles include stimulation programs mapped to pre-existing patient profiles. The pre-existing patient profiles have at least one of i) prior lead attribute, ii) prior pain maps, and iii) prior stimulation maps for prior patients or models of patients. The method and system further compare the new patient profile with at least a portion of the collection of pre-existing patient profiles to generate profile matching scores indicating an amount of similarity between the pre-existing patient and the new therapy profile.

A system and method for generating an action plan for diagnosis and treatment of a patient. In particular, a historical database is complied which includes a plurality of records. Each record includes a personal profile and diagnosis data for a person. A plurality of characterizations and corresponding weighting coefficients are derived based on the records in the historical database. Pre-diagnostic patient profile data for a selected patient is obtained for the selected patient. One or more computing modules generate output data for the selected patient as a function of (i) the pre-diagnostic patient profile data, along with the physician's modifications, if any and (ii) the plurality of characterizations and corresponding weighting coefficients. The output data includes at least one of a diagnostic action plan, a confirmation action plan, a confirmation patient profile data and a therapeutic action plan. is

A method and apparatus is disclosed for providing an integrated communication services (ICS) network that permits wireless and wireline data subscribers to share information on a hospital campus using wireless or wireline local area networks, or to seamlessly tap into the facility's central database while in transit away from the hospital. Users interface with the ICS network through the use of a point of care terminal that resembles a clipboard and accepts data entry from a stylus on an touch screen. The central database, referred to as the integrated communications clearinghouse (ICC) is adapted to store a communication profile for every network server on the ICS network. The ICC also maintains a Global Patient Profile (GPP), consisting of a patient profile for every patient ever added to the network. The GPP provides the ICC with the capability of providing aggregated data and demographic information (with or without patient identification), creating “live” public health statistics through a single query to a central server. To access the ICS, a user at a point of care terminal can utilize several paths in order to deliver data to its destination. This may include existing off-the-shelf PCMCIA based peripherals such as: wireless LANS, standard wired Ethernet LAN, a land line Modem, or wireless wide area networks. The wireless wide area networks may also include several data paths such as a circuit switched cellular, or packet based Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD). The actual selection of a particular channel will be service-dependent and a function of the user whereabouts, the desired quality of the connection, and the costs of the connection.

Relevant clinician determined diagnostic and marker information forming a patients profile are fed into a computer system containing comparative profiles. The comparative results are reported to the clinician as are recommendations for treatment and further investigation if desired. A final diagnosis is reported and treatment, if utilized, is fed back to enhance the computerized profiles.

A system and method for managing patient consent. A data access manager includes a controller, a lookup module, a clinical authorization engine, a logging/auditing unit, a user profile engine, a report module and a user interface engine. The controller manages the core functions and the transmission of data between the data access manager components. The lookup module enables a user to query patient data. The clinical authorization engine authorizes access to patient data. The logging/auditing unit logs and monitors user activity. The user profile engine accesses and updates user profile information. The patient profile engine accesses and updates patient profile information. The report module generates reports related to the user activity. The user interface engine generates user interfaces for displaying the user profiles and patient information data.

A method for restricted distribution of a drug to a patient while minimizing the occurrence of adverse side effects. The method restricts access to the drug by preventing distribution to certain patients for whom the drug may be contraindicated. The method permits a prescription to be filled by a pharmacy only after the pharmacy has received an approval for release of the prescription. Generation of the prescription approval depends on registration of a prescriber, pharmacy and patient in a central database, and the determination that the risk is acceptable that the patient will experience an adverse side effect. The database contains a patient profile that may include additional patient-specific health-related information that is probative of the risk that an adverse side effect is likely to occur if the patient is exposed to the drug. Based in part on the information in the patient profile, the registered prescriber makes a determination as to the patient's risk of adverse side effects. If the registered prescriber determines that the risk is acceptable, a prescription request is generated. At the time that the prescription is to be dispensed to the patient, the pharmacy also makes a determination as to the patient's risk of adverse side effects. If the pharmacy determines that the risk is acceptable, the drug is dispensed to the patient. Additional steps may be taken to ensure compliance with the drug delivery method, such as education, oversight by a drug safety analyst, and/or regular contact with a representative.

A system automatically securely shares patient information via social media networks. The system comprises at least one repository of information including, a patient profile including, patient name, data identifying information items shareable via at least one social media network and patient contact information and communication information supporting compatible communication with at least one social media network. A configuration processor enables the profile to be established for the patient in response to user data entry. A communication processor automatically, uses the communication information in generating at least one message for sharing at least one of the shareable information items and communicates the at least one generated message to a social media network. The at least one message is compatible with a social media network.

A medication therapy management process. The system receives input data relating to a patient profile including, but not limited to, a patients age, gender, and race; medical history; medication history; and problems such as allergies. The patient data is then compared to one or more databases according to a set of rules to produce a list of alerts that reduce the likelihood of medication misadventures.

The present invention belongs to the hearing aid design and application field, and especially relates to an efficient self-service fitting hearing aids system. The efficient self-service fitting hearing aids system comprises a hearing aid which converts acoustic signals to electrical signals, and the electrical signals are amplified and converted to the acoustic signal so as to amplify the sound. The efficient self-service fitting hearing aids system is characterized in that: the efficient self-service fitting hearing aids system comprises a Bluetooth communication module and an intelligent terminal configured to realize man-machine interaction; the intelligent terminal can be a computer, a smart mobile phone or a pad to realize the communication connection of the man-machine interaction intelligent terminal and the hearing aid through the Bluetooth communication module, and the intelligent device can control the hearing aid to generate test audio signals through an instruction to perform pure tone tests (250Hz-8000Hz) of left and right ears about different frequencies in order; and man-machine interaction personal can make out feedback for the pure tone having different frequencies. The efficient self-service fitting hearing aids system greatly simplifies difficulty of parameter regulation, and the generated patient archival information can be transmitted through the network so as to realize telemedicine.

The invention discloses a tinnitus sound diagnosis and treatment method. Tinnitus diagnosis and treatment methods, including S101: Establishing patient files; S102: Doctors conduct questionnaires on patients through questionnaires and assessment scales, and patients fill in the questionnaires and assessment scales by choosing, and doctors judge the overall situation of tinnitus of patients ; S103: The doctor checks the patient's auditory function; S104: Input and calculate the test data, establish a test result table and compare the data; S105: Output the test data, graphics, images and tinnitus test data, and choose whether to print; S106: According to Desensitization fitting is performed on the detected data. The desensitization fitting includes acoustic stimulation verification and therapeutic sound matching. The selected sounds form a formula, and the formula includes standard stimulation sounds, TRT sounds or background music and other sound types; S107: Combine the sound The treatment formula is output to the treatment device, and the patient is treated with sound through the treatment device.

Pressure sensitive devices, systems and methods for alerting a user of movements potentially adverse to health or surgical recovery are disclosed. The pressure sensitive device may include a force sensor placed along the anterior aspect of a hand; and a vibration motor in communication with the force sensor in close proximity to the user, e.g., along the posterior aspect of the wrist. The vibration motor is configured to vibrate upon the measured force exceeding a predetermined threshold. This threshold can be adjusted according to clinical application and/or user need. The pressure sensitive device may further include a memory chip or wireless transmitter for recording and relaying data associated with a patient profile, and is enabled to interface with a Wi-Fi sensing technology. Logged data may be used for patient rehabilitation.