Abstract: A private networked database system utilizing mobile devices offers centralized access, reconciliation, and sharing of data, for example consumer immunization information. The system provides technical features not previously available, including bidirectional data transmission and replication across government-controlled databases located in multiple states.

Abstract: A healthcare provider may access a healthcare provider portal to a health records management system. The health records management system may identify which vaccinations are covered by the employer's insurance. The healthcare provider may select vaccinations which the healthcare provide has in inventory. Employees may access a patient portal. The health records management system may verify for which vaccinations the patient is due. The employees select their desired vaccines. The health records management system may create appointments for the employees, and the healthcare provider may view the appointments and provide the desired vaccines to the employees.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture for monitoring and assessing health record data quality are disclosed. The system monitors and assesses health record data quality in an on-boarding environment and/or a production environment. The system ingests health record data transmitted by various health record data sources. The system monitors the ingestion of health record data to detect data quality errors occurring during the ingestion. Based on the data quality errors, and in response to detecting one or more data quality errors, the system generates a data quality score that can be used to determine the overall quality of data being ingested into the system.

Abstract: A health records management system provides centralized access to and sharing of certain medical information, for example immunization information. Consumers may utilize the system to manage immunization information for a household, and to update state immunization registry information. The health records management system may provide immunization reminders to a consumer.

Abstract: Systems, methods and devices for in situ soil sterilization using contained microwave energy, and more specifically methods and devices for removing from the soil to a specified depth in situ substantially all biological pests. The method comprises exposing the specified depth of soil to sufficient energy flux, within a sufficiently short exposure time, of microwave frequency electromagnetic radiation at a frequency tuned to dissociate biopolymers. The device comprises: a source of microwave frequency electromagnetic radiation; a carriage; and, optionally a radiation shield and a cooling system. The carriage moves the source of electromagnetic radiation to an area for treatment and the radiation shield prevents leakage of radiation to undesired points. The cooling system maintains the device at a sufficiently cool temperature for reliable operation.