Abstract: Method to identify health information systems based on compatibility and capability of improving quality, safety and cost effectiveness of health care, to identify healthcare providers who are using such technology and to assist patients to find these healthcare providers. Provides the unexpected benefits of accelerating the adoption of health information technology by all healthcare providers and hastening the evolution of that technology.

Abstract: Process and system for the review of electronic medical records to detect potential problems with healthcare including inappropriate medication use, missed opportunities for beneficial medication use and missed opportunities for appropriate healthcare screening. The review is done by a computer program which applies up to date evidence based medical information. The client can be the patient or a third party and results of the review are returned to the client for the purposes of assessing the quality of medical care and optimizing medical care.