Abstract: A pant with a closable opening encompassing the bottom portion of the crotch allows wearers with female urinary anatomy to urinate without having to lower the pant. The opening may be closed with any suitable mechanism, and preferably a zipper or overlapping flaps. The pant may also include a closable opening running from the center front of the waist band downward to varying degrees such that the pant includes two closable openings on the crotch. Alternatively, a single long closable opening may run from the center front waist area through the bottom of the crotch. This long opening is separated by a blocking member so that a single securement mechanism may be used to open and close the front and rear opening separately.

Abstract: A system includes an imaging device and a server device in communication with the imaging device. The imaging device is positioned to capture images of a set of inventory items associated with health care tasks and is configured to generate a first signal when an inventory item from among the set of inventory items has been retrieved. The server device includes a processor that is configured to receive an identification of a health care task associated with the inventory item; receive the first signal from the imaging device indicating when the inventory item has been retrieved; update a database record associated with the inventory item within a database responsive to receiving the first signal; and transmit a second signal to a client device including information associated with the updated database record.

Abstract: A pant with a closable opening encompassing the bottom portion of the crotch allows wearers with female urinary anatomy to urinate without having to lower the pant. The opening may be closed with any suitable mechanism, and preferably a zipper or overlapping flaps. The pant may also include a closable opening running from the center front of the waist band downward to varying degrees such that the pant includes two closable openings on the crotch. Alternatively, a single long closable opening may run from the center front waist area through the bottom of the crotch. This long opening is separated by a blocking member so that a single securement mechanism may be used to open and close the front and rear opening separately.

Abstract: An imaging and tracking device used for real-time health care inventory intelligence includes an image sensor and a processor. The image sensor captures images of inventory items stored within a furniture unit to which at least a portion of the imaging and tracking device is coupled. The processor processes the images captured using the image sensor to detect a physical retrieval of one of the inventory items from the furniture unit and to generate a signal including data associated with the retrieved inventory item. A software application running on a server device uses the signal to automatically update a database record associated with the retrieved inventory item within a database. Information associated with the updated database record is then transmitted to a client device in communication with the server device. The information may include instructions for rendering a graphical user interface of the software application at the client device.

Abstract: A pant with a closable opening encompassing the bottom portion of the crotch allows wearers with female urinary anatomy to urinate without having to lower the pant. The opening may be closed with any suitable mechanism, and preferably a zipper or overlapping flaps. The pant may also include a closable opening running from the center front of the waist band downward to varying degrees such that the pant includes two closable openings on the crotch. Alternatively, a single long closable opening may run from the center front waist area through the bottom of the crotch. This long opening is separated by a blocking member so that a single securement mechanism may be used to open and close the front and rear opening separately.

Abstract: An imaging and tracking device used for real-time health care inventory intelligence includes an image sensor and a processor. The image sensor captures images of inventory items stored within a furniture unit to which at least a portion of the imaging and tracking device is coupled. The processor processes the images captured using the image sensor to detect a physical retrieval of one of the inventory items from the furniture unit and to generate a signal including data associated with the retrieved inventory item. A software application running on a server device uses the signal to automatically update a database record associated with the retrieved inventory item within a database. Information associated with the updated database record is then transmitted to a client device in communication with the server device. The information may include instructions for rendering a graphical user interface of the software application at the client device.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for task management and communication are disclosed. In one implementation, input indicating configurations to use to generate a task is received from a first client device. The task is generated using the configurations, in which the task is indicative of one or more actions to perform with respect to a patient of a health care system. A task record associated with the task is stored within a database of the health care system. The task record indicates a user of the health care system to which the task is assigned. Thereafter, further input indicating a change in status of the task is received from a second client device. The task record is updated according to the second input. A notification indicative of the updated task record is then transmitted to the first client device. Other implementations include using a smart recommendation engine, processing supplies, and more.