Abstract: A patient portal system may include a patient database module to interpret a patient profile value and a clinical database module to interpret a clinical study description. The patient database module may also interpret patient clinical data in response to the patient profile value and the clinical study description, and include at least a portion of the patient clinical data as longitudinal data of a patient corresponding to the patient profile value. The system may also include a patient interface module to implement a patient engagement interface and to interpret a patient medical event value in response to patient interactions with the patient engagement interface. The patient database may also adjust the longitudinal data in response to the patient medical event value.

Abstract: A system for providing a patient engagement platform for clinical protocols may include modular components that interface with each other over a network. At least some of the modular components may perform a modular component operation. The modular components may include a patient database component to establish and update longitudinal data for patients including a first patient, where the longitudinal data for the first patient includes a plurality of patient data values. The modular components may include a journey management component to curate a journey of the first patient through a first clinical protocol, the journey including a plurality of touch points. The modular components may include a patient interaction component to receive a patient data value from the first patient and provide the patient data value to the patient database component, and to interact with the first patient according to at least one of the touch points.

Abstract: A method may include building a journey of a patient through a clinical protocol, where the journey includes a plurality of touch points, and engaging the patient with the plurality of touch points via communication channels. The touch points may include a prescreening touch point, an educational touch point, a transactional touch point, and an engagement touch point. The method may also include collecting further data values of the patient including medical information patient and behavioral information, storing the data values of the patient as longitudinal data, where the longitudinal data of the patient is stored for a time duration that extends after the first clinical protocol is completed by the patient, determining a preference of the patient for a specific one of the communication channels, and engaging the patient via the specific one of the communication channels for at least one of the touch points.

Abstract: A patient database system includes a patient database module and a patient database. The patient database may store longitudinal data for patients, and the patient database module may initially acquire a patient data value for a new patient, store the patient data value as part of the longitudinal data of the new patient, acquire further patient data values for the new patient, include the further patient data values as part of the longitudinal data of the new patient, retain the longitudinal data of the new patient for a time duration that extends through a plurality of medical processes having different time periods, compare the longitudinal data to a requirement of a clinical trial, and replenish the patient database with a patient data value of an additional patient. The patient database module may also perform a longitudinal data action on the longitudinal data of the new patient.

Abstract: A patient portal system may include a patient database module to interpret a patient profile value and a clinical database module to interpret a clinical study description. The patient database module may also interpret patient clinical data in response to the patient profile value and the clinical study description, and include at least a portion of the patient clinical data as longitudinal data of a patient corresponding to the patient profile value. The system may also include a patient interface module to implement a patient engagement interface and to interpret a patient medical event value in response to patient interactions with the patient engagement interface. The patient database may also adjust the longitudinal data in response to the patient medical event value.

Abstract: A patient portal system may include a patient database module configured to interpret a patient profile value, a clinical database module configured to interpret a clinical study description, and a patient interface module configured to implement a patient clinical study interface in response to the patient profile value and the clinical study description.

Abstract: A battery alignment system includes a housing having a groove along a side of the housing, a first set of surfaces that define a recess, and first electrical contacts positioned at least partially within the recess. The battery alignment system also includes a battery having a tab to slide within the groove of the housing to facilitate a first alignment, a second set of surfaces that protrude from an end of the battery to slide into the recess of the housing to facilitate a second alignment, and a third surface that extends from one of the second set of surfaces. The third surface engages one of the first set of surfaces to facilitate a third alignment. The battery also includes second electrical contacts that engage the first electrical contacts.

Abstract: A mounting device includes an internal member and an external member. The internal member includes first magnets disposed in an inner face of the internal member, a shock cavity formed in the inner face of the internal member, and an insert disposed in the shock cavity. The external member is removably coupled to the internal member. The external member includes second magnets disposed in an inner face of the external member. The second magnets are rotatable between a locking position and a release position. The external member also includes a shock ridge formed in the inner face of the external member. The shock ridge is received into the shock cavity and compresses the insert such that impact is dampened during coupling of the internal member to the external member.

Abstract: According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cookware comprising a double wall cooking apparatus having a mounted electronic device, the mounted electronic device comprising a processor and an electronic display, wherein the processor is programmed with instructions that, when executed, cause the processor at least to configure the electronic display to indicate a status of the double wall cooking apparatus. The cookware may further comprise a temperature sensor and/or a wireless transceiver, wherein the temperature sensor is calibrated to read an internal temperature of the double wall cooking apparatus; and wherein the wireless transceiver detects commands from the processor to provide content for display on the electronic display.

Abstract: A mounting device includes an internal member and an external member. The internal member includes first magnets disposed in an inner face of the internal member, a shock cavity formed in the inner face of the internal member, and an insert disposed in the shock cavity. The external member is removably coupled to the internal member. The external member includes second magnets disposed in an inner face of the external member. The second magnets are rotatable between a locking position and a release position. The external member also includes a shock ridge formed in the inner face of the external member. The shock ridge is received into the shock cavity and compresses the insert such that impact is dampened during coupling of the internal member to the external member.

Abstract: An infant bottle cap provides a means for storing powdered infant formula which is then installed upon a conventional baby bottle. The device comprises a cap attachment which attaches to the bottle and an internal cavity which separates the nipple from the powdered formula. The cap attachment is hollow, allowing for the storage of formula inside said cap. The top surface of the cap further comprises a hinged and latching lid for filling the cap with powdered formula and pouring the formula into water within the bottle when ready for use.

Abstract: A surface mountable charging device connectable to a power receptacle for charging an electrically powered vehicle is disclosed. The charging device comprises a housing and a first locking portion defining a first locking aperture. The device also comprises an electric charging circuit to supply current to an electric vehicle power storage device, and includes a power connector electrically coupled to the electric circuit, configured for a releasable electrical connection with the power receptacle. The device further includes a mounting base mountable to the mounting surface, comprising a first coupling portion defining a coupling aperture to operatively receive the power connector. The mounting base also comprises a second locking portion defining a second locking aperture. The housing is coupled to the mounting member and the first and second locking apertures cooperate with a locking element to prevent a de-coupling of the housing from the mounting member.

Abstract: The present invention facilitates dual bit memory devices and operation of dual bit memory device by providing systems and methods that employ a relatively thin undoped TEOS liner during fabrication, instead of a relatively thick TEOS layer that is conventionally used. Employment of the relatively thin liner facilitates dual bit memory device operation by mitigating charge loss and contact resistance while providing protection against unwanted dopant diffusion. The present invention includes utilizing a relatively thin undoped TEOS liner that is formed on wordlines and portions of a charge trapping dielectric layer. The relatively thin undoped TEOS liner is formed with a thickness of less than about 400 Angstroms so that contact resistance and charge loss are improved and yet providing suitable protection for operation of the device. Additionally, the present invention includes foregoing with an undoped TEOS liner altogether.

Abstract: The present invention facilitates dual bit memory devices and operation of dual bit memory device by providing systems and methods that employ a relatively thin undoped TEOS liner during fabrication, instead of a relatively thick TEOS layer that is conventionally used. Employment of the relatively thin liner facilitates dual bit memory device operation by mitigating charge loss and contact resistance while providing protection against unwanted dopant diffusion. The present invention includes utilizing a relatively thin undoped TEOS liner that is formed on wordlines and portions of a charge trapping dielectric layer. The relatively thin undoped TEOS liner is formed with a thickness of less than about 400 Angstroms so that contact resistance and charge loss are improved and yet providing suitable protection for operation of the device. Additionally, the present invention includes foregoing with an undoped TEOS liner altogether.

Abstract: A golf trainer (1) has a ground-engaging base (2) supporting a rail assembly (3) and a carriage (50) for guiding a golf club (typically a putter). Foot guides (12, 13) are of thin planar construction, having curved front edges and are configured and located to both indicate a good playing stance and provide support for the trainer (1) while the fronts of the player's feet are on them. The rail assembly (3) comprises a central post (25), and left and right side posts (26, 27). The base (2) comprises a central socket (30) for the central post (25), a left pair of sockets (31) for the post (26), and a right pair of sockets (32) for the post (27). The rail assembly (3) is secured to the base (2) by inserting the central post (25) in the socket (30), and simultaneously inserting the left post (26) in one of the sockets (31), and inserting the right post (27) in one of the sockets (32).

Abstract: The invention provides a simulator or measurement apparatus for use in a bail game where a ball is hit from a stationary position. The apparatus includes a bail (2), a connecting means (1), a base (48) and a measurement means. The ball (2) is connected by the connecting means (1) to the base (48). The connecting means (1) operates to provide a number of degrees of freedom to the movement of the ball (2), and is in a unique arrangement for each position of the bail. It operates to allow the bail (2), when struck by an object, to substantially replicate some or ail of the motion characteristics of an unconnected ball, over a distance sufficient to measure such motion characteristics. The measurement means measures motion characteristics of the connected ball (2) over the distance when such motion characteristics are substantially replicated.