Abstract: A system for practitioner-patient network communicating real-time health data, location and prescription calendar scheduling is provided that enables health care practitioners to monitor patients in real-time by patient location. Prescriptions may be generated, amended, renewed, and authorized in real-time over network. Data transmitted over network may be packaged with a unique patient identity parsed into the data stream whereby unique security protocols ensure point-to-point delivery.

Abstract: An automated medical test data report, tracking, and patient matching system devised to enable secure transmittal of medical test results data over network between a hosting computing apparatus and at least one receiving computing apparatus is provided. Triple tiered security is enabled by action of paired cryptographic keys, sequencing of data by generation of a randomized and securely-shared sequencing order, and fragmentation of data from a data stream into sortable data packets routable to separate and remotely connected partitions by appending a sort code into each data packet collectively prevent compromise of data in transmission over network.

Abstract: A practitioner network and appointment management system is presented that coordinates between end users and practitioners to enable networked appointment scheduling and management. The system includes an end user side and a practitioner side. End user side enables control of a scalable interactive map whereon practitioner data points are displayable by medical discipline. Practitioner first order data (including time to availability) is visually cued. Selection of a practitioner data point enables end user entry to a practitioner queue, which updates practitioner first order data across the network. Patient data is automatically transferrable to the practitioner queue by secure protocol. Practitioner side enables access of practitioner queue and selection of patients occupying designated slots therein to view associated patient data. Patient locations are displayable to practitioner for in-person visits. Practitioners can transfer patients into other practitioner queues.

Abstract: A method for coordinating medical treatments and in-care patient tracking system is set forth wherein a patient peripheral enables determination of patient location data, patient identification data, and treatment data, by sensed spatiotemporal relationships of the patient peripheral within a designated area. Proximity of the patient peripheral with a practitioner peripheral enables automated association of treatment data to a patient record alongside practitioner identification data. Treatment data generated, such as collected samples and other data, effects automatic assignment of the patient identity to relevant data and materials. Inventory is trackable, and doses administered are reportable automatically to the patient record.