Abstract: In an embodiment, a computer implemented software method and system performs medical artificial intelligence with the goal of guiding healthcare toward better health outcomes by learning, by deductive and inferential logic, the clinical interventions that produce better clinical outcomes and learning, by deductive and inferential logic, the clinical presentations for deployment of theses interventions, on a continuous and ongoing process of tracking, compiling, collating and organizing electronically stored and entered clinical information.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a computer implemented software method and system performs medical artificial intelligence with the goal of guiding healthcare toward better health outcomes by learning, by deductive and inferential logic, the clinical interventions that produce, better clinical outcomes and learning, by deductive and inferential logic, the clinical presentations for deployment of theses interventions, on a continuous and ongoing process of tracking, compiling, collating and organizing electronically stored and entered clinical information.

Abstract: A computer implemented system for generating an electronic record of a patient clinical encounter in clinical chart format for submission for review by a health care reviewing organization. The system includes a selection interface module adapted to facilitate the selection of one or more reasons for the patient clinical encounter and/or one or more diagnoses. The system also includes a verification module for determining an authorization level for the diagnosis and/or reason for the encounter by referring to data in identified fields. The verification module determines the authorization level prior to the submission of the clinical record via a web browser on the client side to a server computer. The selection interface module facilitates selection of criteria prompts in a prompt pop-up button list by the display of a clickable navigator text field. The navigator field describes prompts selected to meet criteria for the diagnosis and/or reason for the encounter.

Abstract: A system and methods including a web browser (client side) single computer screen interface or mobile device single screen interface which enables the user to electronically record the clinical findings of a patient-clinician clinical encounter to create an electronic clinical chart note by entering the findings into a Single Text Field which then displays these findings in clinical chart note format, a format which emulates the format of the paper clinical chart note, without repeated submissions and communication to the server during chart note creation. The completed clinical chart note is then sent to the server for storage and retrieval. Cumulative stored electronic clinical chart notes for each individual patient constitute that patient's EMR.

Abstract: A computer implemented system facilities the submission of clinical events data to a reviewing agency by prompting for data needed to authorize the appropriateness of the event. The system directs an appropriate submission to authorize the event. The system further stores the patient clinical event data and presents the data for review. The system confirms that the clinical event is appropriate by referring to the input data and predetermined validation rules.

Abstract: A computer implemented system facilities the submission of clinical events date to a reviewing agency by prompting for date needed to authorize the appropriateness of the event. The system directs an appropriate submission to authorize the event. The system further stores the patient clinical event data and presents the date for review. The system confirms that the clinical event is appropriate by referring to the input data and predetermined validation rules.

Abstract: A computer implemented system facilities the submission of clinical events date to a reviewing agency by prompting for date needed to authorize the appropriateness of the event. The system directs an appropriate submission to authorize the event. The system further stores the patient clinical event data and presents the date for review. The system confirms that the clinical event is appropriate by referring to the input data and predetermined validation rules.