Abstract: Upon receipt and verification of a patient's key, a medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient via an electronic device (e.g., computer, mobile phone, etc.). A set of responses to the medical questionnaire may be received from the patient and packaged for storage on a blockchain. The packaged set of responses may then be broadcast to the blockchain.

Abstract: Upon receipt and verification of a patient's key, a medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient via an electronic device (e.g., computer, mobile phone, etc.). A set of responses to the medical questionnaire may be received from the patient and packaged for storage on a blockchain. The packaged set of responses may then be broadcast to the blockchain.

Abstract: A method and system for publishing a wellness and/or improvement score to a website (e.g., treatment provider website, ratings website, etc.) and/or online resource or platform (e.g., social media platform) may include receiving response data that responsive to a medical questionnaire from a patient device associated with a patient; preparing a post including a wellness and/or improvement score associated with the response data from the patient device. At times, user and/or provider preference data representative of preference of a user of and/or treatment provider using a client device may be used to format a post for publication that includes the wellness and/or improvement score.

Abstract: A medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient and responses to the medical questionnaire may be scored using a scoring procedure associated with the medical questionnaire. The scored responses may then be used to determine a wellness score for the patient. At times, the medical questionnaire may be treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom specific and the wellness scores determined from the responses thereto may be used to determine a wellness score regarding the patient's wellness with regard to the treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom. The wellness score may be provided to the patient, a treatment provider, a treatment facility, and/or a treatment administrator. At times a first and second wellness score may be determined and a difference therebetween may be used to determine an improvement score.

Abstract: An interface displaying a plurality of previously determined wellness scores for a plurality of patients may be generated and provided to a display device. The patients may each be associated with a patient characteristic, a treatment, and/or a diagnosis. In some instances, the patients may be associated with a particular treatment provider or group of treatment providers and plurality of previously determined wellness scores may enable a treatment provider to quickly view (via the interface) the current wellness of patients under his or her care. In other instances, the plurality of previously determined wellness scores may be associated with a diagnosis and a corresponding treatment so that the interface provides the wellness scores for patients who have undergone the treatment and a viewer may observe how the treatment impacted the wellness scores for the patients.

Abstract: Medical information interfaces and/or medical reports may include outcome measuring and/or tracking information such as wellness and/or improvement scores for patients who may match one or more criteria. The medical information interfaces and/or medical reports may be used for internal and/or external review and/or auditing of, for example, financial matters, resource utilization, and/or a performance (e.g., improvement scores above a threshold) of treatment providers, treatment facilities, and/or treatments for a diagnosis. The medical reports may be communicated within a closed network (e.g., within a treatment facility) and/or to a third party such as governmental agency, regulatory board, auditors, financial auditors, and/or insurance company. The medical reports and/or information included therein may be compliant with, for example, one or more formatting and/or security policies and/or protocols of, for example, requesters of the medical reports and/or a third party that may receive a medical report.

Abstract: Patients may conveniently and efficiently share wellness and/or improvement scores with a social media platform and/or online review platform in response to receipt of an automatic prompt following completion of a medical questionnaire used to determine the respective wellness and/or improvement score. This may allow the patient and/or individual within an online social network of the patient to monitor his or her progress with, for example, a treatment, a recovery from a treatment, and/or a wellness program. Additionally, or alternatively, a review of a treatment provider of the patient that includes a wellness and/or improvement score provides useful, measured, data to others who may be reading the online review and/or searching for a treatment provider who may provide treatments known to improve a wellness of a patient.

Abstract: An interface displaying a plurality of previously determined wellness scores for a plurality of patients may be generated and provided to a display device. The patients may each be associated with a patient characteristic, a treatment, and/or a diagnosis. In some instances, the patients may be associated with a particular treatment provider or group of treatment providers and plurality of previously determined wellness scores may enable a treatment provider to quickly view (via the interface) the current wellness of patients under his or her care. In other instances, the plurality of previously determined wellness scores may be associated with a diagnosis and a corresponding treatment so that the interface provides the wellness scores for patients who have undergone the treatment and a viewer may observe how the treatment impacted the wellness scores for the patients.

Abstract: A medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient and responses to the medical questionnaire may be scored using a scoring procedure associated with the medical questionnaire. The scored responses may then be used to determine a wellness score for the patient. At times, the medical questionnaire may be treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom specific and the wellness scores determined from the responses thereto may be used to determine a wellness score regarding the patient's wellness with regard to the treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom. The wellness score may be provided to the patient, a treatment provider, a treatment facility, and/or a treatment administrator. At times a first and second wellness score may be determined and a difference therebetween may be used to determine an improvement score.

Abstract: Medical information, such as diagnosis, treatments provided, age, patient compliance with treatment, wellness scores, and/or improvement scores, for a plurality of patients received from a plurality of sources in a respective plurality of formats may be translated into standardized and associated with patient accounts for the respective plurality of patients and stored in a patient account database. The patient account database may be searchable for information on patients associated with the patient accounts.

Abstract: Upon receipt and verification of a patient's key, a medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient via an electronic device (e.g., computer, mobile phone, etc.). A set of responses to the medical questionnaire may be received from the patient and packaged for storage on a blockchain. The packaged set of responses may then be broadcast to the blockchain.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for generating one or more medical note interfaces may receive responses to a plurality of questions included in a medical questionnaire and prepare a medical note graphic user interface that includes the received responses. In some instances, each of the received responses may be concurrently displayed with a correlated question of the plurality of questions. medical note interface may be provided to a user. Then, an indication that the user has reviewed the medical note interface may be received and the medical note interface may be locked. In some embodiments, a wellness score and/or improvement score may be determined for the patient based on the received responses. These wellness and/or improvement scores may be included in a medical note interface provided to the user.

Abstract: An interface displaying a plurality of previously determined wellness scores for a plurality of patients may be generated and provided to a display device. The patients may each be associated with a patient characteristic, a treatment, and/or a diagnosis. In some instances, the patients may be associated with a particular treatment provider or group of treatment providers and plurality of previously determined wellness scores may enable a treatment provider to quickly view (via the interface) the current wellness of patients under his or her care. In other instances, the plurality of previously determined wellness scores may be associated with a diagnosis and a corresponding treatment so that the interface provides the wellness scores for patients who have undergone the treatment and a viewer may observe how the treatment impacted the wellness scores for the patients.

Abstract: A medical questionnaire may be provided to a patient and responses to the medical questionnaire may be scored using a scoring procedure associated with the medical questionnaire. The scored responses may then be used to determine a wellness score for the patient. At times, the medical questionnaire may be treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom specific and the wellness scores determined from the responses thereto may be used to determine a wellness score regarding the patient's wellness with regard to the treatment, diagnosis, and/or symptom. The wellness score may be provided to the patient, a treatment provider, a treatment facility, and/or a treatment administrator. At times a first and second wellness score may be determined and a difference therebetween may be used to determine an improvement score.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a continuous suture passer device may include a first jaw, a second jaw, a tissue penetrator which may penetrate through tissue positioned between the first and second jaws, and a suture shuttle which may be releasably secured to the tissue penetrator and adapted to carry a suture. Further, the device may include an actuator which may manipulate at least one of the first or second jaws and the tissue penetrator, and the second jaw may have a suture shuttle retainer seat on which the suture shuttle may be releasably secured. The tissue penetrator may be movable towards the second jaw such that the suture shuttle carried by the tissue penetrator may be transferred to the shuttle retainer seat on the second jaw. Additionally, the first and second jaws may be substantially parallel to one another at any position to which the at least one jaw is manipulated.

Abstract: A surgical implantation approach for preparing a patient and precisely and effectively placing an energy absorbing apparatus relative to the patient's anatomy. Various surgical implantation apparatus and methods for achieving proper device-to-anatomy juxtapositional relationships are employed in the implantation approach.

Abstract: Described herein are suture passers for suturing tissue in a continuous manner by passing a suture attached to a suture shuttle through. A suture passer may include a first jaw, a second jaw, and a tissue perpetrator that is retractable and extendable from the first jaw. The tissue penetrator may have a suture shuttle engagement region, and the second jaw may include a shuttle dock. The suture shuttle may be transferred between the first and second jaws as the tissue penetrator is extended from the first jaw and engages the second jaw. In some variations of the tissue passer, one or both jaws are tissue penetrating. In some variations, the jaws open in parallel, allowing large tissue regions to be positioned between the jaws. Methods of using these devices are also described, as are systems and kits including these devices.