Abstract: A business practice management system includes a client contact management workflow made up of multiple stages of interaction between users of the system and clients of a business practice. Tasks, events, forms, and conditions of the stages provide conditions for moving from one stage to another, and define interactions between the users of the system, the clients of the business practice, and information relating to the assets of the business practice. A global business practice management workflow can also be included to manage assets as needed independently of client contact stages. User interfaces employ the workflows to interactively direct users of the system in managing multiple categories of assets of the business practice, including employees, client accounts, inventory, and records.

Abstract: The medical information system allows users to store pertinent medical information in a web-enabled data store that can be accessed from anywhere in the world using a web browser, provided the user's unique account number is ascertained and entered. The system allows the user to print a medical card containing the account number. Any suitable printer connected to the user's computers may serve this purpose. All data are maintained in an encrypted format and the system is further secured by separating the person's medical history from his or her personal information, such as name, address and credit card information. The medical information and personal information are stored in separate data stores, administered by separate systems, to significantly reduce the chances of a person's medical history being inadvertently disclosed to an unauthorized third party.