Abstract: A bead design allows the bead to be removably attached to a rail, allowing the bead to slide along the rail without coming off. The rail can be part of a bracket system to hang the rail in various desired locations. The beads can be made in various shapes and sizes, or with various textual indicators, to provide a user with a memory aid. A user can, for example, have a bead for each medicine dose they are required to take. A user can slide the bead to one side when the medicine is taken. Each bead can include an indicator, for example, 6 am, 2 pm, 10 pm that indicates a medicine to be taken 3 times a day. The beads can be used for other reminders and can be designed accordingly. A software application can be designed to mimic the bead and rail system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing evaluation scores for medical procedures or clinical studies are provided. The evaluation scores are generated based on quantitative and qualitative information of the medical procedures or clinical studies provided from databases of peer-reviewed and non-peer reviewed medical information. To generate the evaluation scores, diagnostic features inputted by a user are also taken into account. These may include disease type, disease characteristic, disease progression, follow-up time, patient population, or individual patient characteristics such as age, gender, height, weight, health history, etc. A user interface is provided to conveniently show the medical procedures or clinical studies ordered by the generated evaluation scores. The user interface may also show the input diagnostic features as well as some of the quantitative and qualitative information of the medical procedures, clinical studies, or data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a quantification value associated with each and every medical procedure, practice, diagnosis, or combinations thereof for providing automated benchmarking for best practices and for quantifying the science of medicine.

Abstract: A bead design allows the bead to be removably attached to a rail, allowing the bead to slide along the rail without coming off. The rail can be part of a bracket system to hang the rail in various desired locations. The beads can be made in various shapes and sizes, or with various textual indicators, to provide a user with a memory aid. A user can, for example, have a bead for each medicine dose they are required to take. A user can slide the bead to one side when the medicine is taken. Each bead can include an indicator, for example, 6 am, 2 pm, 10 pm that indicates a medicine to be taken 3 times a day. The beads can be used for other reminders and can be designed accordingly. A software application can be designed to mimic the bead and rail system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a quantification value associated with each and every medical procedure, practice, diagnosis, or combinations thereof for providing automated benchmarking for best practices and for quantifying the science of medicine.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a quantification value associated with each and every medical procedure, practice, diagnosis, or combinations thereof for providing automated benchmarking for best practices and for quantifying the science of medicine.