Abstract: A system for managing a set of participants includes a coach-participant interface including a dashboard and optionally a participant dashboard. A method for managing a set of participants includes: collecting a set of inputs associated with a set of one or more participants; for each of the set of participants, determining a set of one or more scores associated with the participant based on the set of inputs; and organizing the set of participants based on the scores.

Abstract: A method for assessing the quality of a coach includes collecting information; determining a set of metrics based on the information; and determining a coach quality based on the set of metrics. Additionally or alternatively, the method can include any or all of: determining a set of one or more outcomes key drivers (OKDs) associated with success of a participant and/or the health program; determining a set of models associated with the set of one or more OKDs; for each of the set of coaches, determining a baseline quality associated with the coach; producing an output and/or triggering an action based on the coach quality; and/or any other suitable processes.

Abstract: A method for assessing the quality of a coach includes collecting information; determining a set of metrics based on the information; and determining a coach quality based on the set of metrics. Additionally or alternatively, the method can include any or all of: determining a set of one or more outcomes key drivers (OKDs) associated with success of a participant and/or the health program; determining a set of models associated with the set of one or more OKDs; for each of the set of coaches, determining a baseline quality associated with the coach; producing an output and/or triggering an action based on the coach quality; and/or any other suitable processes.

Abstract: A system for coaching a set of participants includes a coach-participant interface including a coach dashboard and optionally a participant dashboard. A method for coaching a set of participants includes: collecting a set of inputs associated with a set of one or more participants; for each of the set of participants, determining a set of one or more scores associated with the participant based on the set of inputs; and organizing the set of participants based on the scores. Additionally, the method can include any or all of: assigning a set of tags and/or labels and/or any other suitable process(es).

Abstract: The invention provides devices for the disruption of one or more layers of skin and methods of their use to administer therapeutic agents, e.g., antigens or drugs. The devices are designed to disrupt a defined area of skin. The defined area can approximate the area that a patch or other suitable vehicle for therapeutic agent, e.g., drug or vaccine, delivery is designed to contact. Exemplary devices employ a mask to define the area to be disrupted. Other devices disrupt a defined area by rotating in place. For devices that employ a mask that is secured to the skin, the invention provides methods of disrupting the stratum corneum by first securing the mask to the skin and then disrupting the skin. For rotating devices, the disrupting member is simply placed against the skin and actuated to effect disruption.

Abstract: A cleaning implement for removing particulate soils from a compressible resilient surface is provided. The cleaning implement includes a ramp for pressing particulates against the compressible resilient surface and a collection member for collecting the particulates which are projected away from the compressible resilient surface when the cleaning implement is moved across the compressible resilient surface.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a disposable wipe for cleaning hard surfaces, comprising a cleaning substrate comprising a nonwoven material, the cleaning substrate having a longitudinal axis, an upper surface and a lower surface; and at least one attachment means; wherein said at least one attachment means is a pocket formed on the upper surface or the lower surface of said cleaning substrate, said pocket covering from about 2% to about 90% of the surface area of said upper surface, and having at least one opening. There is also provided a kit comprising the disposable cleaning wipe; and a cleaning implement comprising a mop head.

Abstract: This invention is directed to a point-of-care (POC) station that comprises a mobile cabinet with securable compartments and a pylon release mechanism. The POC station also comprises an immovable pylon, an articulated arm, and a terminal having a monitor. The POC station extends the medication and supply infrastructure into the patient room.

Abstract: A cleaning implement is provided for cleaning surfaces with a cleaning substrate. The cleaning implement includes a handle connected via a universal joint to a mop head. A portion of the universal joint forms a handgrip which allows a user to hold the mop head independently from the handle. The cleaning implement has a quick-disconnect mechanism which includes a male element located at a distal end of the handle and a female element located on the universal joint and which allow a user to easily disconnect the handle from the mop head.