System and method for patient assessment using disparate data sources and data-informed clinician guidance via a shared patient/clinician user interface
OwnerSeth Feuersteininventor
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A system and method for patient assessment using disparate data sources and data-informed clinician guidance via a shared patient/clinician user interface. The interface can be offered in person, with both patient and clinician in the same physical environment, or with each of them in different locations, using computerized devices linked via a communications network and/or a telehealth interface. The system guides the clinician in a collaborative way that ensures fidelity to a proper and high-quality clinical outcome, while retaining clinician-patient interactions and engagement. Accordingly, not every clinician is required to be a sub-specialist in a particular condition, such as suicide care, and a non-specialist clinician can perform an effective patient assessment because of the guidance provided by the system.
A computer-implemented method for patient assessment using a computerized patient assessment and clinician guidance system having at least one processor and a memory operatively coupled to the at least one processor and storing instructions executable by the processor, the method comprising:
A patient assessment and clinician guidance system comprising:
A computer program product for implementing a method for patient assessment, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause a computerized system to perform a method for patient assessment, the method comprising:
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