Abstract: Systems and methods for ensuring medical diagnostic test integrity are disclosed. In particular, systems and methods herein can be used to ensure compliance with testing procedures. Some embodiments provide systems and methods for verifying test results. According to some embodiments, test results can be non-human-readable results that can be interpreted by a computing system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for ensuring medical diagnostic test integrity are disclosed. In particular, systems and methods herein can be used to ensure compliance with testing procedures. Some embodiments provide systems and methods for verifying test results. According to some embodiments, test results can be non-human-readable results that can be interpreted by a computing system.

Abstract: Augmented-reality (AR)-enabled first aid kit are described herein. As one example, an AR-enabled first aid kit can include a container, a plurality of first aid items located within the container, wherein each of the plurality of first aid items comprises equipment necessary to perform a first aid, and a machine-readable code located on an external surface of the container. The machine-readable code may be configured to be imaged by a camera of a portable user computing device to enable causing the portable user computing device to display a user-selectable graphic on the display of the portable user computing device that, when selected by a user, causes a software application stored on the portable user computing device to access a provider webpage that enables initiation of the augmented reality presentation that includes display of AR content relating to the plurality of first aid items.

Abstract: Systems and methods for facilitating self-administered medical diagnostic tests and receiving treatment based on the results of such tests. In some examples, a user may take a medical diagnostic test under the supervision of a proctor over a video conference connection. The proctor or the system can verify the results of the test. The system can enable treatment based on the results of the test by, for example, facilitating the generation, fulfillment, and delivery of medication.

Abstract: Augmented-reality (AR)-enabled first aid kit are described herein. As one example, an AR-enabled first aid kit can include a container, a plurality of first aid items located within the container, wherein each of the plurality of first aid items comprises equipment necessary to perform a first aid, and a machine-readable code located on an external surface of the container. The machine-readable code may be configured to be imaged by a camera of a portable user computing device to enable causing the portable user computing device to display a user-selectable graphic on the display of the portable user computing device that, when selected by a user, causes a software application stored on the portable user computing device to access a provider webpage that enables initiation of the augmented reality presentation that includes display of AR content relating to the plurality of first aid items.

Abstract: Systems and methods for facilitating self-administered medical diagnostic tests and receiving treatment based on the results of such tests. In some examples, a user may take a medical diagnostic test under the supervision of a proctor over a video conference connection. The proctor or the system can verify the results of the test. The system can facilitate treatment based on the results of the test by, for example, facilitating the generation, fulfillment, and delivery of medication.

Abstract: A medical diagnostic kit are described. In one example, a medical diagnostic kit includes a container, and a plurality of medical diagnostic test kits located within the container. Each of the plurality of medical diagnostic test kits can include equipment necessary to perform a particular self-administered medical diagnostic test. The plurality of medical diagnostic test kits can include at least a first medical diagnostic kit adapted to facilitate user completion of a first medical diagnostic test and a second medical diagnostic kit adapted to facilitate user completion of a second medical diagnostic test different from the first medical diagnostic test. The container can include a machine-readable code located on an external surface of the container.