Abstract: A hardware processor-based patient system and method having an indexing and referential storage that collects, converts and consolidates patient information from various physicians and health-care providers and hospital facilities into a standardized format, including converting input medical information, files and treatment information provided by different sources and different formats into that standardized format, as well as specialized subprograms to detect avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, as well as to collect information about avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, and to transmit electronic communications to a hospital facility about any avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons so the hospital facility can take appropriate actions.
Abstract: A hardware processor-based patient system and method having an indexing and referential storage that collects, converts and consolidates patient information from various physicians and health-care providers and hospital facilities into a standardized format, including converting input medical information, files and treatment information provided by different sources and different formats into that standardized format, as well as specialized subprograms to detect avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, as well as to collect information about avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, and to transmit electronic communications to a hospital facility about any avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons so the hospital facility can take appropriate actions.
Abstract: A hardware processor-based patient system and method having an indexing and referential storage that collects, converts and consolidates patient diagnosis information into a standardized format, including converting input diagnosis information provided by different sources and different formats into that standardized format, as well as specialized diagnosis entry subprograms to analyze patient diagnosis information, calculate diagnosis specific data and generate a working diagnosis, and display and store the diagnosis specific data and generate a working.
Abstract: A hardware processor-based patient system and method having an indexing and referential storage that collects, converts and consolidates patient information from various physicians and health-care providers and hospital facilities into a standardized format, including converting input medical information, files and treatment information provided by different sources and different formats into that standardized format, as well as specialized subprograms to detect avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, as well as to collect information about avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, and to transmit electronic communications to a hospital facility about any avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons so the hospital facility can take appropriate actions.
Abstract: A hardware processor-based patient system and method having an indexing and referential storage that collects, converts and consolidates patient information from various physicians and health-care providers and hospital facilities into a standardized format, including converting input medical information, files and treatment information provided by different sources and different formats into that standardized format, as well as specialized subprograms to detect avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, as well as to collect information about avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons, and to transmit electronic communications to a hospital facility about any avoidable days, which are delays in the discharge of a patient for non-medical reasons so the hospital facility can take appropriate actions.
Abstract: The present invention provides solutions to many of the problems face by hospitalist medicine providers by supporting the ability to manage patient workflow, improve physician communication, integrate with hospital information systems, identify and document accurate diagnosis codes and capture professional fee charges. The system and method of the present invention enforces discipline in the clinical decision making process by ensuring proper and specific diagnoses and documentation thereof. This system supports the diagnosis, reports patient progress, enhances continuity of care through enhanced communication and notification throughout the treatment episode with all clinical and operational providers, automates core measure compliance documentation and ensure proper notification of any program specific risk management initiatives.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 7, 2011
Date of Patent:
March 4, 2014
Assignee:
Hospitalists Now, Inc.
Inventors:
Merced Gonzales, Jr., Francisco Loya, III, Michael Gonzales
Abstract: The present invention provides solutions to many of the problems face by hospitalist medicine providers by supporting the ability to manage patient workflow, improve physician communication, integrate with hospital information systems, identify and document accurate diagnosis codes and capture professional fee charges. The system and method of the present invention enforces discipline in the clinical decision making process by ensuring proper and specific diagnoses and documentation thereof. This system supports the diagnosis, reports patient progress, enhances continuity of care through enhanced communication and notification throughout the treatment episode with all clinical and operational providers, automates core measure compliance documentation and ensure proper notification of any program specific risk management initiatives.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 7, 2011
Date of Patent:
March 4, 2014
Assignee:
Hospitalists Now, Inc.
Inventors:
Merced Gonzales, Jr., Francisco Loya, III, Michael Gonzales