Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure determination of healthcare costs. An entity may receive a first Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-block with patient medical coverage information and first treatments and may transmit a first Device Drug Information (DIR) sub-block comprising first treatment classes corresponding to each first treatment, first treatment class members corresponding to each first treatment class, and corresponding first treatment class member cost information. In response, the entity may receive a second EHR sub-block comprising second treatments each: associated with a corresponding first treatment, and selected from corresponding first treatment class members. Upon receipt of a transaction confirmation, the entity may augment a multi-dimensional blockchain with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking: a DIR block including second treatment information, an EHR block including information based on the second EHR sub-block and a transaction block.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure patient selection for clinical trials and drug/device deployments. An entity may obtain a first set of health parameters and collective demographic information associated with one or more population segments and receive Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-blocks with patient profile information and corresponding patient medical histories for patients. The entity may determine a subset of eligible candidate patients for a treatment based on information in the EHR sub-blocks and eligibility criteria for the treatment, which may be based the first set of health parameters, and/or the collective demographic information.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure determination of healthcare costs. An entity may receive a first Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-block with patient medical coverage information and first treatments and may transmit a first Device Drug Information (DIR) sub-block comprising first treatment classes corresponding to each first treatment, first treatment class members corresponding to each first treatment class, and corresponding first treatment class member cost information. In response, the entity may receive a second EHR sub-block comprising second treatments each: associated with a corresponding first treatment, and selected from corresponding first treatment class members. Upon receipt of a transaction confirmation, the entity may augment a multi-dimensional blockchain with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking: a DIR block including second treatment information, an EHR block including information based on the second EHR sub-block and a transaction block.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure patient selection for clinical trials and drug/device deployments. An entity may obtain a first set of health parameters and collective demographic information associated with one or more population segments and receive Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-blocks with patient profile information and corresponding patient medical histories for patients. The entity may determine a subset of eligible candidate patients for a treatment based on information in the EHR sub-blocks and eligibility criteria for the treatment, which may be based the first set of health parameters, and/or the collective demographic information.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure determination of healthcare costs. An entity may receive a first Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-block with patient medical coverage information and first treatments and may transmit a first Device Drug Information (DIR) sub-block comprising first treatment classes corresponding to each first treatment, first treatment class members corresponding to each first treatment class, and corresponding first treatment class member cost information. In response, the entity may receive a second EHR sub-block comprising second treatments each: associated with a corresponding first treatment, and selected from corresponding first treatment class members. Upon receipt of a transaction confirmation, the entity may augment a multi-dimensional blockchain with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking: a DIR block including second treatment information, an EHR block including information based on the second EHR sub-block and a transaction block.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure patient selection for clinical trials and drug/device deployments. An entity may obtain a first set of health parameters and collective demographic information associated with one or more population segments and receive Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-blocks with patient profile information and corresponding patient medical histories for patients. The entity may determine a subset of eligible candidate patients for a treatment based on information in the EHR sub-blocks and eligibility criteria for the treatment, which may be based the first set of health parameters, and/or the collective demographic information.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure patient selection for clinical trials and drug/device deployments. An entity may obtain a first set of health parameters and collective demographic information associated with one or more population segments and receive Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-blocks with patient profile information and corresponding patient medical histories for patients. The entity may determine a subset of eligible candidate patients for a treatment based on information in the EHR sub-blocks and eligibility criteria for the treatment, which may be based the first set of health parameters, and/or the collective demographic information.

Abstract: Embodiments facilitate interoperability and secure determination of healthcare costs. An entity may receive a first Electronic Health Record (EHR) sub-block with patient medical coverage information and first treatments and may transmit a first Device Drug Information (DIR) sub-block comprising first treatment classes corresponding to each first treatment, first treatment class members corresponding to each first treatment class, and corresponding first treatment class member cost information. In response, the entity may receive a second EHR sub-block comprising second treatments each: associated with a corresponding first treatment, and selected from corresponding first treatment class members. Upon receipt of a transaction confirmation, the entity may augment a multi-dimensional blockchain with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking: a DIR block including second treatment information, an EHR block including information based on the second EHR sub-block and a transaction block.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments facilitate healthcare system security and interoperability. In some embodiments, a first entity may receive, in response to a transaction at a first time, encrypted information blocks pertaining to the transaction from one or more second entities. Each encrypted information block may be received from a distinct second entity and may comprise at least one sub-block decryptable by the first entity. The first entity may decrypt the decryptable sub-blocks and augment a multi-dimensional blockchain. The multi-dimensional blockchain may be augmented with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking at least one of the encrypted information blocks received from the one or more second entities to a current block being added to a blockchain associated with the transaction and maintained by the first entity. The first entity may then enable access to the multi-dimensional blockchain for at least one of the one or more second entities.

Abstract: Various aspects of the subject technology relate to systems, methods, and machine-readable media for a learning platform that employs machine learning to identify patterns that describe meaningful subgroups of patients associated with a particular disease, distinct characteristics of each subgroup, and implications of belonging to a specific subgroup in terms of developing into a more severe disease state for patient journey mapping. The system may include a mapping server that includes a medical-event embedding engine that embeds electronic health records into vectors, a clustering engine that identifies clusters of patients with similar patient journeys by operating on the output of the medical-event embedding engine, and a cluster profiling engine that identifies distinguishing medical events for each identified cluster by operating on the output of the clustering engine.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments facilitate healthcare system security and interoperability. In some embodiments, a first entity may receive, in response to a transaction at a first time, encrypted information blocks pertaining to the transaction from one or more second entities. Each encrypted information block may be received from a distinct second entity and may comprise at least one sub-block decryptable by the first entity. The first entity may decrypt the decryptable sub-blocks and augment a multi-dimensional blockchain. The multi-dimensional blockchain may be augmented with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking at least one of the encrypted information blocks received from the one or more second entities to a current block being added to a blockchain associated with the transaction and maintained by the first entity. The first entity may then enable access to the multi-dimensional blockchain for at least one of the one or more second entities.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments facilitate healthcare system security and interoperability. In some embodiments, a first entity may receive, in response to a transaction at a first time, encrypted information blocks pertaining to the transaction from one or more second entities. Each encrypted information block may be received from a distinct second entity and may comprise at least one sub-block decryptable by the first entity. The first entity may decrypt the decryptable sub-blocks and augment a multi-dimensional blockchain. The multi-dimensional blockchain may be augmented with a multi-dimensional block formed by linking at least one of the encrypted information blocks received from the one or more second entities to a current block being added to a blockchain associated with the transaction and maintained by the first entity. The first entity may then enable access to the multi-dimensional blockchain for at least one of the one or more second entities.