Abstract: Healthcare resource availability and allocation systems and methods include, for each of a plurality of healthcare providers, receiving data including one or more of ratings, type, availability, and location, and managing the data in a data store; from a physician with an associated patient, receiving a query for healthcare resources fulfilled by a healthcare provider of the plurality of healthcare providers; providing a subset of healthcare providers responsive to the query based in part of factors including the type, the availability, and the location; and receiving an allocation request for the healthcare provider, which is one of the subset, from the physician or the associated patient, and providing the allocation request to the healthcare provider for the fulfillment of the healthcare resources.

Abstract: This invention describes a method for catalyzing sequential reductive dehalogenation reactions on aliphatic halocarbons using free radical intermediates. More specifically, this invention involves the use of biologically derived peroxidases in the generation of a variety of oxidation or reduction agents consisting of cation radicals, anion radicals, neutral radicals, or oxygen radicals. Such oxidation and reduction agents can be employed in combination to carry out sequential reductive dehalogenation reactions on aliphatic halocarbons to thereby degrade various recalcitrant organic compounds such as organic environmental pollutants.