Abstract: Described herein are technologies related to an implementation of a geolocation medical care management system that receives the physical locations of one or more patients from one or more communication devices, accesses personal medical data related to each of the patients and correlates the personal medical data to physical location of each of the patients. Depending on the where or location of a patient is in the process, particular care or service is provided to the patient.

Abstract: Systems and methods for real-time value scoring of automobiles are described herein. In one aspect, a criterion identifying a type of vehicle is received. A number of vehicles offered for sale are identified, based at least in part on the criterion. A metric indicating the relative value of each of the identified offers for sale is provided, based at least in part on the other identified offers. The identified offers are organized based at least in part on options included on each vehicle and the metric indicating the relative value of each of the identified offers. The organized identified offers are then provided. In some implementations, the relative value metric may be generated based at least in part on the other identified offers.

Abstract: A system and a method are disclosed for gathering and visualizing votes on the comparative efficacy, tolerability, and cost of medical treatments, including surgeries, drugs, devices, radiological and other procedures and interventions, using an Internet-based, credentialed physician social network. The system includes a method for intuitive head-to-head visualization of competing treatments, based upon aggregated community physician votes, with respect to their performance on the principal clinical dimensions of efficacy, tolerability, and cost. The system additionally includes a method to reduce intentional and unintentional voting bias.

Abstract: System and method for the cost-effective use of medications, comprising dynamically adjusting the patient cost for a plurality of possible medication treatment therapies according to the cost-effectiveness of each possible medication therapy based on known patient attributes, and providing a physician with the dynamically determined patient cost of at least one of the possible medication treatment therapies.

Abstract: A hemostatic safety catheter-cannula assembly for the prevention of contamination by blood during vascular insertion includes a catheter-cannula having a flexible catheter-cannula tube connected to a base that includes a one-way valve member biased to normally prevent fluid flow through the catheter-cannula.