Abstract: A healthcare management system for automatically generating a patient-specific health problem list for assisting physicians at the time of prescribing. The system receives information regarding insurance claims for medical services, on a basis of which a control unit determines ailments with which patients are potentially afflicted. The system may also receive information regarding pharmaceutical claims for prescription drug dispensation, on a basis of which the control unit will attempt to determine ailments with which patients are potentially afflicted. The system may also receive information regarding physician diagnoses of patient medical conditions, on a basis of which the control unit determines ailments and allergies with which patients are potentially afflicted.

Abstract: A patient care management system for assisting a physician in monitoring drug use by a patient. The system receives drug dispensation data for a drug, on the basis of which the system determines drug supply availability data. The drug supply availability data is indicative of periods of time during which the drug was available in non-duplicate supply, or in oversupply, or in insufficient supply. The periods of time are displayed with respect to a common time base. Each degree of supply availability is visually displayed via a graphical user interface using, e.g., a color coded scheme, so as to be distinguishable by a user. This allows a physician to rapidly assess over-consumption or compliance problems. Plural drugs may be monitored on a single display screen. The system may also be adapted to allow an prescribing physician to assess refill compliance, hospitalization periods and prescription drug costs.

Abstract: A patient care management system for assisting a physician in monitoring drug use by a patient. The system receives drug dispensation data for a drug, on the basis of which the system determines drug supply availability data. The drug supply availability data is indicative of periods of time during which the drug was available in non-duplicate supply, or in oversupply, or in insufficient supply. The periods of time are displayed with respect to a common time base. Each degree of supply availability is visually displayed via a graphical user interface using, e.g., a color coded scheme, so as to be distinguishable by a user. This allows a physician to rapidly assess over-consumption or compliance problems. Plural drugs may be monitored on a single display screen. The system may also be adapted to allow an prescribing physician to assess refill compliance, hospitalization periods and prescription drug costs.

Abstract: A healthcare management system for automatically generating a patient-specific health problem list for assisting physicians at the time of prescribing. The system receives information regarding insurance claims for medical services, on a basis of which a control unit determines ailments with which patients are potentially afflicted. The system may also receive information regarding pharmaceutical claims for prescription drug dispensation, on a basis of which the control unit will attempt to determine ailments with which patients are potentially afflicted. The system may also receive information regarding physician diagnoses of patient medical conditions, on a basis of which the control unit determines ailments and allergies with which patients are potentially afflicted.