Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices identify devices and assign keywords to such devices. Methods include retrieving data from at least one data source, the data comprising a plurality of data events associated with a plurality of devices, and generating a plurality of probability metrics for each of the plurality of devices based on device information and data event parameters included in the retrieved data. Methods also include generating an activity estimation parameter for each of the plurality of devices based on the plurality of probability metrics, the activity estimation parameter comprising an estimated probability of a subsequent data event being taken by a device.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices identify devices and assign keywords to such devices. Methods include retrieving data from at least one data source, the data comprising a plurality of data events associated with a plurality of devices, and generating a plurality of probability metrics for each of the plurality of devices based on device information and data event parameters included in the retrieved data. Methods also include generating an activity estimation parameter for each of the plurality of devices based on the plurality of probability metrics, the activity estimation parameter comprising an estimated probability of a subsequent data event being taken by a device.

Abstract: A surgical drain and method for using the same. The surgical drain comprises a first end, which may be sized for placement within an organism. The first end features a plurality of segments, each labeled with an alphanumeric character. The first end may be cut at a line between two of the segments. The alphanumeric character at the terminal end of the first end after cutting is recorded prior to placing the drain within the organism. When removing the drain, the recorded alphanumeric character is compared with the character at a terminal end of the first end of the surgical drain. Thus, a treating professional can ensure that no portion of the surgical drain is left within the wound, preventing infection due to a foreign object left within the organism.