System, apparatus and method for displaying electronic health care records
OwnerRobert E. COIFMANinventor
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An improved computer-based system displays multiple sets of standard data in which a first set of standard data does not typically include data elements from other sets of standard data. A display processor drives the computer display and runs a display program having a standards module, a records module, and a mapping module. A standards database contains information related to the standard at issue and a records database contains the sets of standard data to be displayed. Both databases are accessed by the display program in creating a virtual field within the display of the first set of standard data. The mapping module selects appropriate data elements from the other set of standard data for display within the virtual field. Display flags may be provided to indicate critical virtual data. The primary use of the invention is in the display of electronic health records within an examination room setting.
A computer-based electronic health records system including a display processor coupled to an associated memory, said display processor coupled to a computer display for displaying a patient's electronic health records, said display processor coupled to a computer-based health care network and running a display program from said associated memory, said display program comprising:
A computer-implemented method for displaying electronic health records using a computer-based health records system, said electronic health records system including a display processor coupled to an associated memory, said display processor coupled to a computer display, said display processor coupled to a computer-based health care network and running a display program from said associated memory, said display program including a standards module, a patient records module and a mapping module, said method comprising:
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