Abstract: Methods, computer storage media, systems and user interfaces for generating and/or managing medical documentation sets are provided. Medical documentation sets are generated by replicating a predetermined medical template. After the predetermined medical template is replicated, the medical label associated with the medical documentation set may be modified so that the medication documentation set includes a unique medical label. Upon the completion of a medication documentation set, it may be retrieved and managed as desired.

Abstract: Clinical activity management is provided by a patient activity list that allows rescheduling of clinical activities in context. A timeline view is presented including one or more scheduled clinical activities for at least one patient assigned to the clinician. The timeline view is divided into a number of time periods and each scheduled clinical activity is presented at a time period corresponding with a scheduled time for the scheduled clinical activity. User input indicating a desire to reschedule at least one scheduled clinical activity is received, and a rescheduling user interface component is presented in conjunction with the timeline view. Further user input is received indicating a change in scheduled time for the scheduled clinical activity via the rescheduling user interface component. In response to the further user input, the scheduled clinical activity is presented at a time period in the timeline view based on the change in scheduled time.

Abstract: Document of medication administration is provided by a clinician acknowledging previous clinical results such that the previous clinical results are used for documentation purposes. A command is received to document the administration of a medication to patient. Based on the command, it is determined that documentation of the medication administration requires entry of information regarding at least one clinical result for the patient. Additionally, it is determined that a previous clinical result is available for documentation. The medication administration is then documented using the previous clinical result.

Abstract: The invention provides for a diet that significantly reduces the glycohemoglobin levels in individuals with type 2 diabetes. A diet plan can be provided to an individual in the form of cards and/or pages with an appropriate meal plan, food items and/or pre-packaged meals, or in an electronic medium for the individuals to use to develop appropriate meal plans. The diet comprises food items having a nutritional composition that consists essentially of 30% protein, 50% fats, and 20% carbohydrates, or food items having a nutritional composition that consists essentially of 30% protein, 40% fats, and 30% carbohydrates.