Abstract: The invention provides a method of data interaction on forms in a web-based database application environment comprising the steps of: invoking a software routine operable to: invoke Flash objects; receive form data from the web-based database application and transfer that form data to Flash objects; and receive Flash object data and transfer that data back to the web client for placement into the form. The invention also provides a system comprising: a personal computer operable to execute: a web client module; a Flash Object module; and a web client/Flash interface module; the web client module being operable to execute web pages and forms; and the web client/Flash interface module being operable to: receive initial form data from the web-based database application and transfer that data to Flash objects; and receive Flash object data and transfer that data back to the web-client for placement into the form.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product for medical form creation are disclosed. The computer program product has a computer readable medium storing medical form software that provides a user interface. The medical form software includes computer executable instructions for creating at least partially non-completed medical forms. Each of the medical forms is defined at least in part by a plurality of operands. A number of the operands are modifiable upon form completion by a form completing entity. The medical form software also includes computer executable instructions for building, within the user interface, conditional responses to potential future events occurring in relation to the medical forms.

Abstract: A system and method for systematic review of a set of documents is disclosed that permits creation of formal review schemas and associated review forms, and the automatic collection and tabulation of review results corresponding to reviewer responses. Using the system, a review study administrator creates a review schema as a series of screening and data extraction levels, each level having an associated review form. Input from reviewers are collected in a relational database as each reviewer completes the review form. Thereafter, statistical tools or other analytic software application may be applied to further process the extracted results. In some embodiments, provision is made for flagging documents with conflicting review conclusions for reconciliation. The systematic review system is particularly useful for reducing the costs associated with document publication, dissemination, and collection, and the errors and time delays inherent to manual results tabulation of review systems known in the art.