Abstract: There is disclosed system for oxygenating a patient in relation to anaesthesia using high flow gas delivery. The system has a flow source, and a controller for determining oxygenation requirements of the patient before or during anaesthesia. A method of oxygenating a patient in relation to anaesthesia using high flow gas delivery is also disclosed. The method determines oxygenation requirements of the patient before or during anaesthesia.

Abstract: A system, method, and device for data integrity validation are provided. The system includes a database for storing user data, a black box device for locally answering queries received from an end user device without revealing the stored user data, and end user device. The black box device includes memory for storing the user data, data filters, filtered data, the queries received from the end user device, query results, and excluded query result data and processor in communication with the memory. Processor is configured to generate the filtered data, determine whether each query received that addresses the filtered data is permitted, provide a response to each permitted query based on the generated filtered data, generate the excluded query result data by excluding stored user data that would facilitate identifying any user from the response to each permitted query, and transmit the excluded query result data to the end user device.

Abstract: Systems and methods of ordering from an adaptable menu are provided. The system includes a server to store an adaptable menu of an establishment, an interactive menu request element, a mobile device with a user interface, wherein the mobile device is configured to interact with the interactive menu request element to request and receive a URL for the adaptable menu from the server, a policy file created by a user which includes at least one menu preference of the user, wherein the mobile device is configured to send the policy file to the server to create an adjusted adaptable menu from the adaptable menu based on the at least one menu preference of the policy file, the mobile device configured to receive the adjusted adaptable menu from the server and receive input from the user to place an order, and an establishment device configured to receive the order.

Abstract: This invention relates to a breath indicator that is receivable by a part of a breathing assistance apparatus that supplies gas to a patient. The indicator comprises an elongate body having a gas sampling end and an attachment end. The attachment end is adapted to attach to a part of a breathing assistance apparatus and for locating the gas sampling end. The gas sampling end is to be located in a region where gas from the patient is to be exhaled. The gas sampling end being in communication with a sensor comprising a detector material changeable between a first visual indicator state relating to an inhalation phase of the patient, and a second visual indicator state relating to an exhalation phase of the patient. The detector material is capable of changing between the visual indicator states at a sufficient rate to substantially correspond with the inhalation and exhalation phases of the patient.

Abstract: A device is provided that humidifies breathing gas. The device has a chamber with an inlet and an outlet. A chemical heater is positioned within the chamber and a trigger activates the heater. The chamber can be a conduit with an inner wall and an outer wall with a reservoir defined therebetween. The chemical heater can be positioned within the reservoir.

Abstract: This invention relates to a breath indicator that is receivable by a part of a breathing assistance apparatus that supplies gas to a patient. The indicator comprises an elongate body having a gas sampling end and an attachment end. The attachment end is adapted to attach to a part of a breathing assistance apparatus and for locating the gas sampling end. The gas sampling end is to be located in a region where gas from the patient is to be exhaled. The gas sampling end being in communication with a sensor comprising a detector material changeable between a first visual indicator state relating to an inhalation phase of the patient, and a second visual indicator state relating to an exhalation phase of the patient. The detector material is capable of changing between the visual indicator states at a sufficient rate to substantially correspond with the inhalation and exhalation phases of the patient.

Abstract: A device is provided that humidifies breathing gas. The device has a chamber with an inlet and an outlet. A chemical heater is positioned within the chamber and a trigger activates the heater. The chamber can be a conduit with an inner wall and an outer wall with a reservoir defined therebetween. The chemical heater can be positioned within the reservoir.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for verification of an immunization status of an individual and for secure data portability are provided. A system for verifying an immunization status of an individual includes a verification device, a vault computing device, and an immunization record database server. The verification device includes a web terminal configured to send an immunization status request including identifying data about the individual. The vault computing device receives the immunization status request and generates and sends an immunization record request including an insurance plan number corresponding to the individual. The immunization record database server has access to an immunization record database and retrieves immunization record data from the immunization record database using the insurance plan number and sends the immunization record data to the vault computing device.

Abstract: This invention relates to a breath indicator for providing an indication of an inhalation and/or exhalation state of a user. Said breath indicator comprising a body comprising a gas sampling portion configured for receipt of a user's inhalation and/or exhalation gases, and an indicator portion. Said gas sampling portion in fluid communication with said indicator portion. Said indicator portion comprising at least a first region and at least a second region, the first region comprising a gas parameter detecting material capable of changing between an initial visual state and a subsequent visual state indicative of detection of a gas parameter of inhalation and/or exhalation gases of said user; and wherein said initial visual state and/or said subsequent visual state of the first region visually contrasts with a visual state of at least said second region.

Abstract: Provided are a computer system and method for generating and providing intelligent recommendations using artificial intelligence (“AI”). The system includes a memory for storing user feedback data, user resource data, and user goal data, and a processor in communication with the memory. The processor is configured to execute a first AI model for user interface (“UI”) effectiveness optimization, a second AI model for transaction optimization, a model mapping module configured to implement a functional mapping between the first AI model and the second AI model through which the first AI model and second AI model communicate and mutually update each other, and a user interface generator module for generating a user interface for outputting the intelligent recommendations and receiving the user feedback data.

Abstract: A posting platform generates an interface for the purchase demand of real estate assets. The interface includes a visual representation of a geographic region of real estate assets. The visual representation has one or more visual elements of purchasers interested in the real estate assets within the geographic region. The visual elements indicate the purchasers interested in a location within the geographic region at an asset or house level, a neighbourhood level, and a street level, in some embodiments. The visual representation has visual elements for an RTP score for each purchaser of the view or posting of purchasers. The RTP score is calculated based on one or more RTP factors.

Abstract: Provided is a computer system and method for automatically electronically transferring funds. The system includes a computer display device displaying a user interface configured to provide the customer with a computer input device to create a savings plan to purchase an item with an indicated price. The system provides that the savings plan is based on a series of electronic fund transfers into a savings account to accumulate electronic funds in the savings account equaling the indicated price. The system also includes a computer server which includes a computer processor configured to determine that the customer does not have sufficient funds and sufficient credit to electronically transfer funds equaling the indicated price. The server also includes a computer readable memory with stored instructions to initiate a purchasing action to purchase the item for the customer when the savings account has sufficient funds to purchase the item.

Abstract: Provided are systems, methods and devices for increasing security in a financial transaction when using a smartcard. The system includes a smartcard for payment in a financial transaction, the smartcard having a memory for storing a first actuation sequence for confirming a user's identity; wherein the smartcard has a checking module that authorizes the transaction only when a second actuation sequence is identical to the first actuation sequence stored in the memory; a point of sale terminal for recording payment details from the smartcard once the financial transaction is authorized and transmitting a request for payment through a network to a financial institution according to the payment details; and a financial institution authorizing computer for allowing recording of an actuation sequence on the smartcard and making payment to the owner of the point of sale terminal once the transaction is authorized, according to the payment details.

Abstract: A device is provided that humidifies breathing gas. The device has a chamber with an inlet and an outlet. A chemical heater is positioned within the chamber and a trigger activates the heater. The chamber can be a conduit with an inner wall and an outer wall with a reservoir defined therebetween. The chemical heater can be positioned within the reservoir.

Abstract: A device is provided that humidifies breathing gas. The device has a chamber with an inlet and an outlet. A chemical heater is positioned within the chamber and a trigger activates the heater. The chamber can be a conduit with an inner wall and an outer wall with a reservoir defined therebetween. The chemical heater can be positioned within the reservoir.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a humidification system includes a heater base having a heater plate, a humidification chamber, and circuit. The circuit can include various conduits, including an inspiratory conduit, expiratory conduit, Y-piece, patient conduit, and/or dry conduit. In use, the chamber contains a quantity of liquid. The heater base heats the heater plate, which in turn heats the liquid to a temperature that causes at least some of the liquid to become vapor, thereby humidifying the gases within the chamber. The gas is delivered to the patient via the inspiratory conduit. Various features can help control the system and ensure the patient receives gases having the desired conditions. These features can be used individually or in various combinations and subcombinations both in existing humidification systems and improved systems for respiratory humidification, laparoscopy, and other purposes.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a humidification system includes a heater base having a heater plate, a humidification chamber, and circuit. The circuit can include various conduits, including an inspiratory conduit, expiratory conduit, Y-piece, patient conduit, and/or dry conduit. In use, the chamber contains a quantity of liquid. The heater base heats the heater plate, which in turn heats the liquid to a temperature that causes at least some of the liquid to become vapor, thereby humidifying the gases within the chamber. The gas is delivered to the patient via the inspiratory conduit. Various features can help control the system and ensure the patient receives gases having the desired conditions. These features can be used individually or in various combinations and subcombinations both in existing humidification systems and improved systems for respiratory humidification, laparoscopy, and other purposes.

Abstract: This invention relates to a breath indicator that is receivable by a part of a breathing assistance apparatus that supplies gas to a patient. The indicator comprises an elongate body having a gas sampling end and an attachment end. The attachment end is adapted to attach to a part of a breathing assistance apparatus and for locating the gas sampling end. The gas sampling end is to be located in a region where gas from the patient is to be exhaled. The gas sampling end being in communication with a sensor comprising a detector material changeable between a first visual indicator state relating to an inhalation phase of the patient, and a second visual indicator state relating to an exhalation phase of the patient. The detector material is capable of changing between the visual indicator states at a sufficient rate to substantially correspond with the inhalation and exhalation phases of the patient.

Abstract: This invention relates to a breath indicator that is receivable by a part of a breathing assistance apparatus that supplies gas to a patient. The indicator comprises an elongate body having a gas sampling end and an attachment end. The attachment end is adapted to attach to a part of a breathing assistance apparatus and for locating the gas sampling end. The gas sampling end is to be located in a region where gas from the patient is to be exhaled. The gas sampling end being in communication with a sensor comprising a detector material changeable between a first visual indicator state relating to an inhalation phase of the patient, and a second visual indicator state relating to an exhalation phase of the patient. The detector material is capable of changing between the visual indicator states at a sufficient rate to substantially correspond with the inhalation and exhalation phases of the patient.

Abstract: There is disclosed system for oxygenating a patient in relation to anaesthesia using high flow gas delivery. The system has a flow source, and a controller for determining oxygenation requirements of the patient before or during anaesthesia. A method of oxygenating a patient in relation to anaesthesia using high flow gas delivery is also disclosed. The method determines oxygenation requirements of the patient before or during anaesthesia.