Diagnostic Care Coordination System Using Dynamic Analyzer
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current medical diagnosis and care systems are complex and prone to errors, delays, and malpractice due to the vast and rapidly changing medical knowledge, which healthcare providers cannot instantly access or accurately apply.
Innovation Solution
A diagnostic care coordination system comprising a diagnostic engine and a care engine, which uses a static diagnosing web and a dynamic diagnosing analyzer to assist caregivers in generating a working diagnosis and treatment plan, while also recording and refining these processes based on patient responses.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a doctor or care provider relies on their own knowledge and memory to diagnose and treat patients, then they can provide immediate care without external tools, but the vast and rapidly changing medical knowledge cannot be fully retained or instantly accessed, leading to errors and delays
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a computer-based diagnostic care coordination system as an intermediary between the care provider and medical knowledge. The system includes a diagnostic engine with a static diagnosing web and dynamic diagnosing analyzer that guides care providers through diagnostic pathways, and a care engine that manages treatment plans. This intermediary handles the complexity of vast medical knowledge while providing simple, step-by-step guidance to the care provider, resolving the contradiction between reliability and device complexity.
2Reliability
If comprehensive medical knowledge and treatment options are made available to care providers, then diagnosis and treatment accuracy improve, but the complexity and time required to access and apply this information increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements preliminary action by pre-organizing comprehensive medical knowledge into structured diagnostic pathways and treatment protocols within the static diagnosing web. The system pre-calculates and stores appropriate diagnostic sequences and treatment options, so that during actual patient care, the dynamic diagnosing analyzer can quickly guide the care provider through predetermined pathways rather than requiring real-time search and analysis of vast medical literature. This resolves the contradiction by making comprehensive knowledge immediately accessible through pre-prepared guidance structures.
3Ease of operation
If manual documentation of diagnostic procedures and treatment decisions is used, then care providers maintain flexibility in their approach, but tracking and documenting procedures becomes difficult and error-prone
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements self-service by designing the diagnostic care coordination system to automatically track, document, and record all diagnostic procedures, decisions, and treatment steps. As the dynamic diagnosing analyzer guides the care provider through the static diagnosing web, the system automatically logs the pathway taken, information requested, responses received, and diagnosis reached. Similarly, the care engine automatically documents treatment plan implementation and patient responses. This eliminates the need for manual documentation while maintaining complete, accurate records, resolving the contradiction between ease of operation and information tracking.
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AI summary
A diagnostic care coordination system assists a caregiver with treating a patient. The system comprises a diagnostic engine and a care engine. The diagnostic engine is configured to generate a working diagnosis of the patient. The diagnostic engine includes a static diagnosing web containing a plurality of information nodes and a dynamic diagnosing analyzer for presenting to a user a plurality of information requests. The dynamic diagnosing analyzer navigates a user through the plurality of information nodes of the static diagnosing web based upon received responses to said plurality of information requests. Based upon a route through the static diagnosing web as taken by the dynamic diagnosing analyzer, the diagnostic engine generates the working diagnosis. The care engine determines a treatment plan based upon said working diagnosis.