Systems and methods for generating an anonymous interactive display in an extended timeout period
AssigneeHeartFlow, Inc.
InventorsGregory R. Hart, Gregory Paik, Jeffrey Golda, Amal Khandelwal, Razik Yousfi
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Abstract
Systems and methods are disclosed for displaying health data during a security timeout. One method includes: displaying an interactive interface; receiving a data type included in the display; detecting a timeout of the interactive interface; hiding or removing the data type from the display in response to the timeout; and initiating an extended timeout including the display with the data type removed.
Claims18
A computer-implemented method of performing a diagnostic procedure on a patient using a diagnostic tool, the method comprising:
- displaying, on a display of the diagnostic tool, an interactive interface of the diagnostic tool for the diagnostic procedure:
- determining whether the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from a user;
- in response to determining that the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from the user:
- identifying patient privacy information of the patient included in the interactive interface;
- and
- obscuring the identified patient privacy information from the interactive interface;
- and
- during a period of time in which the identified patient privacy information is obscured:
- receiving an interaction from the user that causes the diagnostic tool to perform a diagnostic action;
- and
- updating the interactive interface based on the performed diagnostic action without revealing the obscured patient privacy information.
A diagnostic tool for performing a diagnostic procedure on a patient, the diagnostic tool comprising:
- at least one processor;
- at least one display operatively connected to the at least one processor;
- and
- at least one memory operatively connected to the processor, and storing instructions that are executable by the processor and configured to cause the processor to perform acts, including:
- displaying, on the display, an interactive interface of the diagnostic tool for the diagnostic procedure:
- determining whether the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from a user;
- in response to determining that the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from the user:
- identifying patient privacy information of the patient included in the interactive interface;
- and
- obscuring the identified patient privacy information from the interactive interface;
- and
- during a period of time in which the identified patient privacy information is obscured:
- receiving an interaction from the user that causes the diagnostic tool to perform a diagnostic action;
- and
- updating the interactive interface based on the performed diagnostic action without revealing the obscured patient privacy information.
A non-transitory computer readable medium for use on a diagnostic tool containing computer-executable programming instructions for operating an interactive interface of the diagnostic tool for performing a diagnostic procedure on a patient, the instructions executable by a processor to preform acts, including:
- displaying, on a display of the diagnostic tool, the interactive interface;
- determining whether the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from a user;
- in response to determining that the interactive interface has been displayed for a first predetermined period of time without interaction from the user:
- identifying patient privacy information of the patient included in the interactive interface;
- and
- obscuring the identified patient privacy information from the interactive interface;
- and
- during a period of time in which the identified patient privacy information is obscured:
- receiving an interaction from the user that causes the diagnostic tool to perform a diagnostic action;
- and
- updating the interactive interface based on the performed diagnostic action without revealing the obscured patient privacy information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.