Abstract: A method for generating a drug formulary or monograph including publicly available information and privately available information. A plurality of the generated monographs are stored and useful information is extracted from each of the monographs to improve patient healthcare outcomes. The extracted information provides an insight into the requested use or actual use by a patient or a medical facility of a prescription or non-prescription drug. For instance, the frequency of certain types of drug monographs could indicate a trend in the treatment of certain ailments and diseases. The drug formularies could indicate regions of the country where certain drugs are more often prescribed or requested. This indicator could be used by a drug manufacturer to increase production of a certain drug or increase the delivery to a certain region, or by a healthcare practitioner to determine which disease conditions or ailments occur more often and which require increased monitoring.

Abstract: An automatic freshening water dispenser includes a bottom and is defined by a sidewall engaging the bottom and rising to a top edge. The sidewall having a first height between the bottom and the top edge and includes a recessed portion having a lower height. Three water inputs are positioned in the bowl Two water inputs positioned adjacent to the bottom of the bowl to eject water in a direction away from the recessed portion. A third water input is positioned in the sidewall at a location in the bowl opposing the recessed portion to eject water in a direction toward the recessed portion. A conduit couples the first, second and third water inputs to a water source connection.

Abstract: An automatic freshening water dispenser includes a bottom and is defined by a sidewall engaging the bottom and rising to a top edge. The sidewall having a first height between the bottom and the top edge and includes a recessed portion having a lower height. Three water inputs are positioned in the bowl Two water inputs positioned adjacent to the bottom of the bowl to eject water in a direction away from the recessed portion. A third water input is positioned in the sidewall at a location in the bowl opposing the recessed portion to eject water in a direction toward the recessed portion. A conduit couples the first, second and third water inputs to a water source connection.

Abstract: A portable oxygen supply for home use may include an electrolyzer for generating oxygen from water in response to electric power input, and a fuel cell electrically connected with the electrolyzer for providing electric power to the electrolyzer. A method of providing oxygen for home use may include the steps of generating electricity in a fuel cell; providing electricity from the fuel cell to an oxygen source to operate the oxygen source to produce oxygen; and directing the oxygen from the oxygen source to a patient device.