Abstract: An embodiment for recursively adapting a sensitive content masking technique is provided. The embodiment may include receiving a request from a primary user to share an original document. The embodiment may also include receiving an identity of a secondary user who needs access to a masked version of the original document. The embodiment may further include scanning the original document for sensitive information and identifying sensitive information in the original document. The identified sensitive information may be displayed to the primary user. The embodiment may also include generating a masked value for each piece of identified sensitive information. The embodiment may further include suggesting one or more groups of secondary users if there are additional secondary users. The embodiment may also include presenting the masked version of the original document to the secondary user. The embodiment may further include indexing the masked version of the original document.

Abstract: An embodiment for recursively adapting a sensitive content masking technique is provided. The embodiment may include receiving a request from a primary user to share an original document. The embodiment may also include receiving an identity of a secondary user who needs access to a masked version of the original document. The embodiment may further include scanning the original document for sensitive information and identifying sensitive information in the original document. The identified sensitive information may be displayed to the primary user. The embodiment may also include generating a masked value for each piece of identified sensitive information. The embodiment may further include suggesting one or more groups of secondary users if there are additional secondary users. The embodiment may also include presenting the masked version of the original document to the secondary user. The embodiment may further include indexing the masked version of the original document.

Abstract: Embodiments herein disclose computer-implemented methods, computer program products and computer systems for efficiently scheduling referral appointments. The computer-implemented method may include receiving text data corresponding to a referral request; determining patient data based on the text data comprising patient demographic data, patient complaint data, patient medication data, and patient history data; determining doctor data based on the text data comprising sending doctor data and receiving doctor; determining a patient treatment time based on the patient data and the receiving doctor data; sending an appointment request including the patient treatment time to a receiving doctor computing device; and receiving an appointment confirmation including the patient treatment time, wherein the appointment confirmation indicates acceptance of the appointment request by the receiving doctor.