Abstract: Techniques for validating data in shared environments are disclosed. In some embodiments, a system monitors data during data entry windows and sends notifications when potential a data corruption event is detected. Users may identify what data to monitor by registering queries with the system. During the registration process, the system may execute the query to determine an expected query result. The system may then execute the query one or more additional times during the data entry window to determine whether a subsequent query result diverges from the expected result. If so, then the system may trigger a notification that identifies the potential data corruption event. Users may define notification lists for registered queries to identify recipients of the event notifications, which may span members of multiple teams in a development environment.

Abstract: Techniques for validating data in shared environments are disclosed. In some embodiments, a system monitors data during data entry windows and sends notifications when potential a data corruption event is detected. Users may identify what data to monitor by registering queries with the system. During the registration process, the system may execute the query to determine an expected query result. The system may then execute the query one or more additional times during the data entry window to determine whether a subsequent query result diverges from the expected result. If so, then the system may trigger a notification that identifies the potential data corruption event. Users may define notification lists for registered queries to identify recipients of the event notifications, which may span members of multiple teams in a development environment.

Abstract: A system for improving patient compliance with a prescription drug regimen is described. The system includes a patient database for storing patient information, the information including contact information for a patient communication device (such as a telephone, cell phone, computer, or PDA) along with a method for communicating with that device. The system further includes an alert database for storing information about prescription reminder alerts to be sent to patients. A send program running on a computer retrieves information about prescription reminder alerts from the alert database and transmits the prescription reminder alerts to a patient communications device over a communications network using the contact information and contact method stored in the patient database.

Abstract: A system for improving patient compliance with a prescription drug regimen is described. The system includes a patient database for storing patient information, the information including contact information for a patient communication device (such as a telephone, cell phone, computer, or PDA) along with a method for communicating with that device. The system further includes an alert database for storing information about prescription reminder alerts to be sent to patients. A send program running on a computer retrieves information about prescription reminder alerts from the alert database and transmits the prescription reminder alerts to a patient communications device over a communications network using the contact information and contact method stored in the patient database.

Abstract: A system for improving patient compliance with a prescription drug regimen is described. The system includes a patient database for storing patient information, the information including contact information for a patient communication device (such as a telephone, cell phone, computer, or PDA) along with a method for communicating with that device. The system further includes an alert database for storing information about prescription reminder alerts to be sent to patients. A send program running on a computer retrieves information about prescription reminder alerts from the alert database and transmits the prescription reminder alerts to a patient communications device over a communications network using the contact information and contact method stored in the patient database.

Abstract: An improved electronic contact assembly for electrical connectors is disclosed. A plurality of elongated metallic contacts may be formed, each having one or more protrusions that enable precision alignment within a connector. A plurality of the contacts may be insert-molded in a dielectric frame which may have alignment tabs, resilient alignment bosses, alignment posts and crushable combs, all enabling precise alignment of contacts within a connector.

Abstract: An improved electronic contact assembly for electrical connectors is disclosed. A plurality of elongated metallic contacts may be formed, each having one or more protrusions that enable precision alignment within a connector. A plurality of the contacts may be insert-molded in a dielectric frame which may have alignment tabs, resilient alignment bosses, alignment posts and crushable combs, all enabling precise alignment of contacts within a connector.

Abstract: The invention relates to a toothbrush having a traditional shape, which is novel in that it includes a soft or hard exchangeable handle that supplies toothpaste and mouthwash in a single movement so that said dental care products reach the surface of the bristles following a single one-handed movement. The upper part of the brush contains an inner distribution channel which conveys the content to the bristles in such a way that the toothpaste supply system is automated.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for the oxidative cleavage of vinyl aromatics of the formula (1) characterized in that (a) compound(s) of the formula (1) is/are oxidized to aldehydes and ketones of the formulas (2) and (3), respectively, in the presence of molecular oxygen using at least one enzyme selected from peroxidases and laccases as a catalyst, according to the following general reaction scheme: wherein n is an integer of 0 to 5; the R1 are selected from saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon groups with 1 to 10 carbon atoms, wherein carbon atoms are optionally substituted by heteroatoms and are optionally further substituted, amino, C1-6 alkylamino and C1-6 dialkylamino groups, halogens, hydroxy and cyano, wherein two of the substituents R1 may be linked to form a ring; R2 and R3 are each independently hydrogen or one of the options for R1, wherein R2 and/or R3 may be linked with R1 to form a ring, in which case R2 and R3 may each represent a chemical bond.

Abstract: Systems and methods for sending health care alerts or reminders to patients, such as a reminder to visit the doctor, be vaccinated, or undergo a therapy. The alerts and reminders may be delivered to the patient's cell phone, PDA, or computer, for example. The system manages information of patients and/or caregivers who are eligible for a vaccine or therapy, but have not contacted their health care professional yet for an appointment or taken the vaccine. The system serves to increase the number of patients who will undertake a desired action to which the alert/reminder was directed, such as getting a vaccine, visiting the doctor, or obtaining the remainder of one's therapy, medication, or vaccine.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for setting up and sending healthcare alerts (e.g. immunization reminders) to patients/caregivers through the use of communications devices. In an embodiment, information about a patient's/caregiver's wireless device (e.g. cell phones) is collected and reported to an immunization registry. The registry is linked to a system that uses the wireless device information to generate automatic wireless immunization reminders, recalls and educational messages that are sent to the patient/caregiver. In a preferred embodiment, opt-in information is reported to the system to ensure that the patient/caregiver has consented to the automatic wireless immunization reminders. The system may also check the eligibility of patients to receive reminders, provide incentives for patients to receive reminders, provide follow up information (e.g.

Abstract: A system for improving patient compliance with a prescription drug regimen is described. The system includes a patient database for storing patient information, the information including contact information for a patient communication device (such as a telephone, cell phone, computer, or PDA) along with a method for communicating with that device. The system further includes an alert database for storing information about prescription reminder alerts to be sent to patients. A send program running on a computer retrieves information about prescription reminder alerts from the alert database and transmits the prescription reminder alerts to a patient communications device over a communications network using the contact information and contact method stored in the patient database.