Abstract: The present invention relates generally to a protective wrap and a protective envelope or pouch: made therefrom, as well as the apparatus and: process for forming such wraps and envelopes. Water-based heat-expandable adhesives (WBHEA) which include a plurality of heat-expandable microspheres are disposed in a pattern between, web substrates on a continuous, high speed manufacturing line to produce padded, insulated products: useful as envelopes, mailers and other protective packaging.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices are described for classifying and answering medical inquiries based on machine-generated data resources and machine learning models. A CCDA document including clinical information and observations of a patient are received from a requestor and utilized to generate a FHIR model instance specific to the CCDA document. Question text having medical inquires for the patient, and received with the CCDA document, is processed by a machine learning model to determine question categories for the medical inquiries which are utilized to map the inquires to objects of the model instance using another machine learning model. The model instance is queried based on the mapping to return values associated with the inquiries. The values are transmitted back to the requestor.

Abstract: Systems and methods, as well as devices, are described for clinical resource generation. CCDA documents that include clinical information and observations are utilized to generate FHIR model instances that are specific to the CCDA documents. Path definitions are assigned for each information-value pair the CCDA documents that define mappings between the information-value pairs and objects of FHIR model instances. Objects for the instance models are created, and values are provided to the objects representative of the information-value pairs. Groups of objects are provided in FHIR resource bundles that are stored in a database which may be queried against to provide specific FHIR resources upon request. Requests for clinical information may be used to trigger the generation of the FHIR resource bundles.

Abstract: Systems and methods, as well as devices, are described for clinical resource generation. CCDA documents that include clinical information and observations are utilized to generate FHIR model instances that are specific to the CCDA documents. Path definitions are assigned for each information-value pair the CCDA documents that define mappings between the information-value pairs and objects of FHIR model instances. Objects for the instance models are created, and values are provided to the objects representative of the information-value pairs. Groups of objects are provided in FHIR resource bundles that are stored in a database which may be queried against to provide specific FHIR resources upon request. Requests for clinical information may be used to trigger the generation of the FHIR resource bundles.

Abstract: An electronic assembly includes a bare IC die or a leadless electronic component having at least one electrically conductive contact formed on a surface of the component and a leadframe or a substrate having at least one electrically conductive trace. The conductive contact of the component is electrically and mechanically coupled to the conductive trace with a solder joint. The solder joint includes a plurality of solid electrically conductive metal particles having a substantially spherical shape and a diameter ranging from about one mil to about ten mils.

Abstract: An improved electrical printed circuit exhibiting a combination of enhanced solderability and outstanding adhesion with a dielectric substrate includes a stack of two different types of conductive films. The stack includes a first conductive film that is printed onto the substrate with an ink that has been specially formulated to achieve enhanced adhesion with the substrate, and a second film that is applied over the first film using an ink that has been specifically formulated to achieve enhanced solderability.