Abstract: Methods, computer systems, and computer-storage medium are provided for providing clinical information for a person, such as a test result, immediately and the information automatically and immediately pushed to the ordering physicians device. A graphical representation is generated for a clinician to select clinical notification options. The received selection creates a notification to be automatically sent to one or more clinician devices. Automatic notifications reduce delay in clinician action when new clinician information is provided.

Abstract: Methods, computer systems, and computer-storage medium are provided for providing clinical information for a person, such as a test result, immediately and the information automatically and immediately pushed to the ordering physicians device. A graphical representation is generated for a clinician to select clinical notification options. The received selection creates a notification to be automatically sent to one or more clinician devices. Automatic notifications reduce delay in clinician action when new clinician information is provided.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for a design tool that facilitates the design of user interfaces for applications. The design tool provides a workspace for building a user interface from pre-defined user interface elements. Each user interface element has corresponding code for rendering visible features. When user interface elements are added to the workspace, visible features for the user interface elements are presented in the workspace and base user interface code is generated from the corresponding code for the added user interface elements. Additionally, configurable features for the selected user interface elements are presented, allowing for adjustment of the configurable features, which results in updates to the visible features in the workspace and the base user interface code. The design tool outputs the base user interface code, which can be used by a developer to generate code for the application being developed.