Systems and methods for managing care teams

A system for assigning members to a patient's care team, the system comprising:

• one more processors;
• non-transitory computer storage memory storing computer-usable instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, implement a method comprising:
• receiving, in real-time directly from a device used to perform an action, one or more electronic indicators of an action associated with a first clinician;
• receiving, in real-time from the electronic health record or directly from the device used to perform an action, one or more electronic indicators of an action associated with a second clinician, the second clinician having a role and a specialty in common with the first clinician;
• generating a first care contribution curve using the one or more electronic indicators of an action associated with the first clinician;
• generating a second care contribution curve using the one or more electronic indicators of an action associated with the second clinician;
• determining a first care contribution score for the first clinician using the first contribution curve and determining a second care contribution score for the second clinician using the second contribution curve;
• comparing the first care contribution score and the second care contribution score;
• and
• assigning the first clinician as a member of the patient's care team upon determining the first care contribution score is greater than the second care contribution score.

A computerized method for managing a care team assignment for a patient, the method comprising:

• receiving, in real-time directly from a device used to perform an action, a plurality of electronic indicators of actions initiated by a clinician and associated with the patient's care, each electronic indicator including a time the action is taken and at least one clinician associated with the action;
• constructing a time series of actions for each clinician associated with the actions;
• categorizing each action from the plurality of electronic indicators of actions into a type of action;
• categorizing each clinician associated with an action into a clinician role;
• assigning a care contribution level as an initial level to each action;
• determining a rate of decay of the care contribution level for one or more of the actions associated with each clinician, the rate of decay being based on the type of action and the clinician role;
• generating care contribution curves for each action using the initial level and the rate of decay;
• determining a care contribution score for each clinician using the care contribution curves and the times series;
• and
• determining a care team assignment for the patient based on the care contribution score for each clinician, the care team assignment being a group of one or more clinicians responsible for the patient's care.