Abstract: Electronic messages, such as emails, often ask questions, ask that a task be done, or assign a task. The responsive messages often forget to answer the questions and the responders often forget to calendar tasks. Advances in natural language processing provide computers the ability to notice the questions and task requests/assignments. Automated analysis of the messages can detect and highlight questions, can provide for draft responses addressing every question, and can provide for getting tasks calendared.

Abstract: An improved graphical user interface (GUI) is disclosed herein. A computing device displays the GUI on a display. The GUI comprises a data element. The computing device receives a first indication that the data element has been selected within the GUI by a selection article. As the data element remains selected, the computing device receives a second indication that the selection article has been moved in a direction. As the data element remains selected, the computing device displays contextual data for the data element on the display. The contextual data displayed may be based upon the direction in which the selection article was moved. Responsive to receiving a third indication that the data element fails to remain selected by the selection article, the computing device removes the contextual data from the GUI.

Abstract: Described herein are technologies related to a care plan application that is configured to provide a collaborative summary field to client computing devices operated by healthcare workers who partake in a care plan for a patient. The collaborative summary field is usable to set forth freeform text and/or modify freeform text, such that a collaborative summary depicted in the collaborative summary field alters over time. Further, each healthcare worker who has access to the care plan is authorized to update the collaborative summary.