Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session. For example, a method for displaying a workout session is disclosed. The method includes determining whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session. The method also includes displaying a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session having a virtual wall of live streams. The system includes one or more processors and a memory coupled to the one or more processors. The memory has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to determine whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session based at least on an eligibility criteria. The memory also has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to display a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session. For example, a method for displaying a workout session is disclosed. The method includes determining whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session. The method also includes displaying a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session having a virtual wall of live streams. The system includes one or more processors and a memory coupled to the one or more processors. The memory has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to determine whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session based at least on an eligibility criteria. The memory also has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to display a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session. For example, a method for displaying a workout session is disclosed. The method includes determining whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session. The method also includes displaying a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of systems and methods for displaying a workout session having a virtual wall of live streams. The system includes one or more processors and a memory coupled to the one or more processors. The memory has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to determine whether a plurality of participants are eligible to be presented on a wall of live streams of a live workout session based at least on an eligibility criteria. The memory also has instructions that, when executed, cause the one or more processor to display a video stream of a first participant from the plurality of participants on the wall of live streams based on the determination.

Abstract: Techniques for identifying files for data write operations are described. According to various embodiments, streams of mixed data are sorted based on various criteria and/or filters to generate individual sets of like data. The data sets are buffered in individual data queues in preparation to be written to persistent storage. According to various embodiments, files are requested for storing the data sets. For instance, a file request is submitted that includes write parameters for a data set. Based on the write parameters, a file is identified and selected for storing the data set. An identifier for the file is provided that enables the data set to be written to the file.

Abstract: A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e.g., nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e.g., Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e.g., Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays.

Abstract: A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e.g., nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e.g., Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e.g., Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays.

Abstract: A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e.g., nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e.g., Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e.g., Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays.

Abstract: A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e.g., nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e.g., Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e.g., Orders.