Toolkit system and method for managing delivery of services and content for health care professionals via an electronic health record system
AssigneeSkyscape.com, Inc.
InventorsDottie Cassidy, Dinesh Kochar, Parag Sanganee, Gautam Gulati
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Abstract
A system and method for managing the delivery of services such as drug coupons, medical messaging and patient adherence content to healthcare providers at the point of care providing quick access to information without interrupting workflow. The toolkit manager is integrated into the healthcare provider's electronic medical records/electronic health records system.
Claims12
A toolkit manager system for managing delivery of services and content to a prescribing healthcare professional via an electronic health record provider comprising:
- a server computing device including a memory and a processor;
- a database connected to said server computing device having stored therein pharmaceutical drug data and business rules;
- communication services located within said server computing device for interfacing with said electronic health record provider via web internet services;
- security means for providing authentication and authorization to verify that calls are received from said electronic health record provider that are allowed access;
- said server computing device verifies eligibility of a patient and said healthcare professional for a toolkit service using said business rules data stored in said database;
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- said server computing device comprises executable instructions stored in said memory which when executed by the processor selects said toolkit services to be sent by said communication services to said electronic health record provider and said healthcare professional.
A computer-implemented method for managing delivery of services and content to a prescribing healthcare professional via an electronic health record provider comprising:
- providing a server computing device including a memory and a processor;
- storing pharmaceutical drug and business rules in a database connected to said server computing device;
- providing communication services located within said server computing device for interfacing with said electronic health record provider via web internet services;
- performing authentication and authorization of said electronic health record provider via said web internet services;
- verifying eligibility of a patient and said healthcare professional for a toolkit service with said server computing device using said business rules data stored in said database;
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- providing executable instructions stored in said memory of said server computing device which when executed by said processor selects said toolkit service to be sent by said communication services to said electronic health record provider and said healthcare professional.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for performing a computer-implemented method for managing delivery of services and content to a prescribing healthcare professional via an electronic health record provider comprising:
- providing a server computing device including a memory and a processor;
- storing pharmaceutical drug and business rules in a database connected to a server computing device having a memory and a processor;
- providing communication network located within said server computing device for interfacing with said electronic health record provider via web internet services;
- performing authentication and authorization of said electronic health record provider via said web Internet services;
- verifying eligibility of a patient and said healthcare professional for a toolkit service with said server computing device using said business rules data stored in said database;
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- providing executable instructions stored in said memory of said server computing device which when executed by said processor selects said toolkit service to be sent by said communication network to said electronic health record provider and said healthcare professional.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.