Abstract: Techniques for tracking a progression of a therapeutic procedure that is performed by a patient are disclosed. A notification is received from a server computer system. This notification relates to a tracking process designed to monitor a progress of the patient in performing the therapeutic procedure. After receipt of the notification, a UI is displayed. This UI has a particular visual layout that is designed to facilitate the tracking process. In response to a particular field being selected within the UI, a secret key that de-identifies the patient is accessed. The accessed secret key and a specific image are then encrypted. As a consequence, encrypted data is generated. The encrypted data is then transmitted to the server computer system.

Abstract: Techniques for tracking a progression of a therapeutic procedure that is performed by a patient are disclosed. A notification is received from a server computer system. This notification relates to a tracking process designed to monitor a progress of the patient in performing the therapeutic procedure. After receipt of the notification, a UI is displayed. This UI has a particular visual layout that is designed to facilitate the tracking process. In response to a particular field being selected within the UI, a secret key that de-identifies the patient is accessed. The accessed secret key and a specific image are then encrypted. As a consequence, encrypted data is generated. The encrypted data is then transmitted to the server computer system.

Abstract: A system can provide efficiency in monitoring prescription medication can include a client computer system configured to service a user interface (UI) for facilitating a pill counting procedure. The client receives a notification from a server computer system to initiate a pill count. The instructions can also cause the system to display a UI on the client computer system to facilitate the pill counting procedure. The displayed layout includes: (i) a timestamp field; (ii) a pill count field; (iii) an image field displaying an image of the pills the user has; (iv) a certification field; and (v) a submit field. On submission, the system can generate an encrypted data file comprising a secret key that de-identifies the user, the image of the pills, and metadata describing conditions associated with the pill count. The system can then transmit the encrypted data file to the server computer system.