Interactive user interface for providing treatment information
AssigneeCipherome, Inc.
InventorsChan Hee Park, Joo Young Hong
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Abstract
A response prediction system uses sequenced genomic information obtained from the patient to generate patient specific treatment information. As an example, the treatment information can describe predicted dysfunction of proteins of the patient which can be targeted by a therapeutic as well as the safety, efficacy, or other effects of different drugs that can be administered to the patient. The response prediction system generates and provides an interactive user interface that includes the treatment information for presentation to a user, such as a physician. Altogether, the user can interact with the provided user interface to access the personalized treatment information.
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A computer-implemented method for displaying treatment information for a patient for one or more drugs, the method comprising:
- receiving individual gene sequence information of the patient;
- obtaining treatment information including a set of drug safety scores for a set of drugs or a set of protein damage scores, wherein a protein damage score indicates a predicted dysfunction of a respective protein in the patient based on the gene sequence information of the patient, and wherein a drug safety score indicates a predicted adverse reaction to a respective drug for the patient based on the protein damage scores for proteins associated with pharmacokinetic (PK) or pharmacodynamic (PD) pathway of the respective drug;
- receiving, from a client device, a request for an interactive user interface providing information on administering the one or more drugs to the patient;
- generating instructions for display of a first screen of the interactive user interface, the first screen configured to display:
- a visual depiction of a set of anatomical organs of a human body involved in PK or PD pathway of the one or more drugs, and
- a set of interactive elements on the first screen, wherein each interactive element is displayed in association with a respective anatomical organ, and wherein the interactive element displays an indication of protein damage scores or drug safety scores based on the treatment information;
- providing the instructions to the client device for display of the first screen of the interactive user interface.
A system for displaying treatment information for a patient for one or more drugs, the system comprising:
- a processor;
- a computer readable storage medium for storing instructions executable by the processor, the instructions comprising:
- receiving individual gene sequence information of the patient;
- obtaining treatment information including a set of drug safety scores for a set of drugs or a set of protein damage scores, wherein a protein damage score indicates a predicted dysfunction of a respective protein in the patient based on the gene sequence information of the patient, and
- wherein a drug safety score indicates a predicted adverse reaction to a respective drug for the patient based on the protein damage scores for proteins associated with pharmacokinetic (PK) or pharmacodynamic (PD) pathway of the respective drug;
- receiving, from a client device, a request for an interactive user interface providing information on administering the one or more drugs to the patient;
- generating instructions for display of a first screen of the interactive user interface, the first screen configured to display:
- a visual depiction of a set of anatomical organs of a human body involved in PK or PD pathway of the one or more drugs, and
- a set of interactive elements on the first screen, wherein each interactive element is displayed in association with a respective anatomical organ, and wherein the interactive element displays an indication of protein damage scores or drug safety scores based on the treatment information;
- providing the instructions to the client device for display of the first screen of the interactive user interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.