Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing and presenting healthcare information are described. Some embodiments may include a system configured to receive healthcare information relating to a patient and to generate a patient profile. The patient profile may include a physiological status as well as a physiological assessment and a treatment assessment based on the automatic and dynamic analysis of the healthcare information. The healthcare information and the patient profile may be updated and/or accessed in real-time or substantially real-time through client logic devices in communication with the system. In this manner, a healthcare professional may enter healthcare information for a patient that is readily accessible by other healthcare professionals through the system. The system may present navigation objects that include a plurality of navigation layers selectively displayed based on user input.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing and presenting healthcare information are described. Some embodiments may include a system configured to receive healthcare information relating to a patient and to generate a patient profile. The patient profile may include a physiological status as well as a physiological assessment and a treatment assessment based on the automatic and dynamic analysis of the healthcare information. The healthcare information and the patient profile may be updated and/or accessed in real-time or substantially real-time through client logic devices in communication with the system. In this manner, a healthcare professional may enter healthcare information for a patient that is readily accessible by other healthcare professionals through the system. The system may present navigation objects that include a plurality of navigation layers selectively displayed based on user input.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing and presenting healthcare information are described. Some embodiments may include a system configured to receive healthcare information relating to a patient and to generate a patient profile. The patient profile may include a physiological status as well as a physiological assessment and a treatment assessment based on the automatic and dynamic analysis of the healthcare information. The healthcare information and the patient profile may be updated and/or accessed in real-time or substantially real-time through client logic devices in communication with the system. In this manner, a healthcare professional may enter healthcare information for a patient that is readily accessible by other healthcare professionals through the system. The system may present navigation objects that include a plurality of navigation layers selectively displayed based on user input.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing and presenting healthcare information are described. Some embodiments may include a system configured to receive healthcare information relating to a patient and to generate a patient profile. The patient profile may include a physiological status as well as a physiological assessment and a treatment assessment based on the automatic and dynamic analysis of the healthcare information. The healthcare information and the patient profile may be updated and/or accessed in real-time or substantially real-time through client logic devices in communication with the system. In this manner, a healthcare professional may enter healthcare information for a patient that is readily accessible by other healthcare professionals through the system. The system may present navigation objects that include a plurality of navigation layers selectively displayed based on user input.

Abstract: A method and corresponding system for providing patient data to a patient data server following an offline network condition are described. In one arrangement, a healthcare information analysis and presentation system includes a client logic device disposed in wireless communication with a patient data server. The healthcare information analysis and presentation system is configured with an offline functionality that stores patient data on the client logic device, even when not wirelessly connected to the patient data server. Further, the healthcare information analysis and presentation system is configured to allow the end user to begin patient data entry for a new patient, to document an existing case, and to resolve conflicting data following an offline network condition, all while preserving and protecting patient's privacy.

Abstract: Applying and using a protective film on a portable electronic device includes provision and application of a protective film product to a surface of the portable electronic device. The protective film product includes at least a protective film, an adhesive layer on one surface of the protective film and a removable cap sheet on an opposite surface of the protective film. An adhesive area of the adhesive layer is applied to a surface of the electronic device, and pressure is applied to the cap sheet to remove air bubbles trapped between the adhesive layer and the electronic device. The cap sheet is removed, and remaining air bubbles are permitted to diffuse through the adhesive and protective film.

Abstract: A protective film product for a portable electronic device includes a protective film, one or more adhesive layers formed on a surface of the protective film, a backing layer disposed on one of the adhesive layers, and a cap sheet disposed on an opposite surface of the protective film. Micro air pockets are formed in gaps between a surface of the cap sheet and the protective film.

Abstract: A screen protector for a screen of an electronic device is provided. The screen protector may include a protective film, a tab, an adhesive layer, and a backing layer. The protective film may include major surfaces and an edge. The tab may be removable and may extend from the edge of the protective film to form a grab handle for positioning the protective film. The adhesive layer may be on a first major surface of the protective film and include an adhesive having tack sufficient to permit repositioning of the protective film during installation of the protective film onto the screen. The backing layer may cover the adhesive layer to protect the adhesive prior to the installation of the protective film onto of the screen. The backing layer may be removable from the adhesive layer prior to the installation to expose the adhesive to the screen.

Abstract: A protective adhesive film may include a polyurethane sheet and an adhesive layer disposed on at least a portion of a first major surface of the polyurethane sheet. The adhesive layer may comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive that includes an acrylate polymer and a silicone macromer. The adhesive layer may adhere to a surface of an electronic device without the application of any liquid or additive to the adhesive layer or the surface of the electronic device.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing and presenting healthcare information are described. Some embodiments may include a system configured to receive healthcare information relating to a patient and to generate a patient profile. The patient profile may include a physiological status as well as a physiological assessment and a treatment assessment based on the automatic and dynamic analysis of the healthcare information. The healthcare information and the patient profile may be updated and/or accessed in real-time or substantially real-time through client logic devices in communication with the system. In this manner, a healthcare professional may enter healthcare information for a patient that is readily accessible by other healthcare professionals through the system. The system may present navigation objects that include a plurality of navigation layers selectively displayed based on user input.

Abstract: Applying and using a protective film on a portable electronic device includes provision and application of a protective film product to a surface of the portable electronic device. The protective film product includes at least a protective film, an adhesive layer on one surface of the protective film and a removable cap sheet on an opposite surface of the protective film. An adhesive area of the adhesive layer is applied to a surface of the electronic device, and pressure is applied to the cap sheet to remove air bubbles trapped between the adhesive layer and the electronic device. The cap sheet is removed, and remaining air bubbles are permitted to diffuse through the adhesive and protective film.

Abstract: A protective film product for a portable electronic device includes a protective film, one or more adhesive layers formed on a surface of the protective film, a backing layer disposed on one of the adhesive layers, and a cap sheet disposed on an opposite surface of the protective film. Micro air pockets are formed in gaps between a surface of the cap sheet and the protective film.

Abstract: A protective adhesive film may include a polyurethane sheet and an adhesive layer disposed on at least a portion of a first major surface of the polyurethane sheet. The adhesive layer may comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive that includes an acrylate polymer and a silicone macromer. The adhesive layer may adhere to a surface of an electronic device without the application of any liquid or additive to the adhesive layer or the surface of the electronic device.

Abstract: A protective adhesive film may include a polyurethane sheet and an adhesive layer disposed on at least a portion of a first major surface of the polyurethane sheet. The adhesive layer may comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive that includes an acrylate polymer and a silicone macromer. The adhesive layer may adhere to a surface of an electronic device without the application of any liquid or additive to the adhesive layer or the surface of the electronic device.

Abstract: An organic photochromic material suitable for use as a molecular switch is provided. It comprises a substituted diarylethene that exhibits both reversible photochromic behavior and nondestructive readout is provided. In a preferred embodiment, the diarylethene comprises conjugated substituents groups that produce fluorescence in the open-ring form of the isomer, but substantially no fluorescence in the closed-ring form of the isomer. In one embodiment, the diarylethene comprises 1,2-Bis-(2-(2-benzothiazolyl)-benzo[b]thien-3-yl)perfluorocyclopentene; 1,2-Bis-(2,5-bis-(2-benzothiazolyl)-thien-3-yl)perfluorocyclopentene; or a combination thereof. The molecular switch compound is useful as memory media, for example, 3-D memory media. In one embodiment, the molecular switch compound is dispersed in a UV-transparent polymeric matrix.