Systems, methods, and environment for identification and processing of medical events

A system comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory having instructions stored thereon, wherein the instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
• receive event data regarding a medical event, wherein the medical event is associated with a patient;
• determine a follow-on event corresponding to the medical event, wherein the follow-on event is associated with a time period;
• after the time period has expired, determine no historic medical events associated with the patient match the follow-on event;
• trigger a non-event, wherein the non-event relates to evident failure of the patient to perform an activity corresponding to the follow-on event within the time period;
• apply one or more filters to the non-event based at least in part upon an event type of the follow-on event to determine at least a first matching filter of the one or more filters, wherein each filter of the one or more filters corresponds to a respective handling activity;
• and
• route data corresponding to the non-event according to the handling activity of the first matching filter.

A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon, wherein the instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• receive, from an external computing device, via a network, event data regarding a medical event, wherein
• the medical event is associated with a patient, and
• the event data is received within a time period corresponding to substantially real time in relation to occurrence of the medical event;
• apply one or more filters to the event data based at least in part upon a particular event type of the medical event to determine at least a first matching filter of the one or more filters, wherein each filter of the one or more filters corresponds to a respective handling activity;
• perform the handling activity of the first matching filter, wherein performing the handling activity comprises providing information regarding at least one of the medical event and the patient to a third party computing system within a second time period corresponding to substantially real time in relation to the occurrence of the medical event;
• and
• archive audit data corresponding to the handling activity.