Abstract: An example method for generating and coordinating a centralized on call schedule showing on call events includes receiving, at an on call coordination system, a request from a user device to view an on call schedule associated with an identifier and querying, by the on call coordination system, schedule data for on call events using the identifier received with the request. The method further includes configuring the on call schedule based on the on call events received from the schedule data responsive to the query, where the on call schedule is further configured based on a characteristic associated with the user device. The method further includes configuring the on call schedule according to a user interface configuration. The method further includes transmitting the configured schedule to the user device.

Abstract: An example method includes receiving a request to create a surgical case corresponding to a patient identifier and a provider identifier and associating one or more of patient data and provider data with the surgical case based on the patient identifier or the provider identifier. Case data is retrieved from a medical management system using one or more of the patient identifier and the provider identifier to query the medical management system. A workflow state for the surgical case is initialized by setting statuses for preconfigured workflow items based on the case data. A view of the surgical case is displayed via a user interface. The view of the surgical case displays at least a portion of the case data and includes one or more status elements configured based on the workflow state for the surgical case.

Abstract: A medical dictation application configured to operate on a computing device includes a dictation component and a customized operating system (OS) feature in communication with the dictation component, where the customized OS feature and the dictation component utilize a shared authentication process of the medical dictation application, where the customized OS feature is inaccessible to a user device prior to authentication of the user device with the medical dictation application utilizing the shared authentication process.