US 2023/0402158 A1 · VIRTUAL ASSISTANTS FOR PREEMPTIVE MEDICAL DATA ANALYSIS AND TREATMENT

Abstract

Virtual assistants (VAs) can be managed in interactions with users, other VAs, and devices, including in connection with medical care associated with users. A VA management component (VAMC) can analyze medical information and other information relating to users, including information obtained by a VA(s) from a user(s). Based on the analysis, VAMC can determine a model relating to medical care associated with users. VAMC can determine a proposed action relating to the health or medical care associated with a user based on the model. A VA can present action information relating to the proposed action, or other information relating to health or medical care associated with the user, to the user or a device associated with the user. VAMC can determine drug-drug or drug-food interactions or side effects, and the VA can notify the user regarding the drug-drug or drug-food interactions or side effects.

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Dependent claims

A method, comprising:

determining, by a system comprising a processor, a model relating to medical care and medical conditions associated with user identities based on a result of an analysis, utilizing an artificial intelligence function, of first medical data contained in electronic medical records associated with the user identities, second medical data associated with the user identities and received from devices, and third medical data relating to the medical care and the medical conditions;
determining, by the system, a proposed action relating to the medical care associated with a user identity based on the model, wherein the user identities comprise the user identity;
and
communicating, via a virtual assistant device of the system, action information relating to the proposed action to a device associated with the user identity, wherein the devices comprise the device.

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A system, comprising:

a processor;
and
a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:
determining a model relating to medical care and medical conditions associated with user identities based on a result of an analysis, utilizing an artificial intelligence function, of first medical information contained in electronic medical records associated with the user identities, second medical information associated with the user identities and received from devices associated with the user identities, and third medical information relating to the medical care and the medical conditions;
determining a proposed action relating to the medical care associated with a user identity based on the model, wherein the user identities comprise the user identity;
and
presenting, via a virtual assistant device, action information, relating to the proposed action, to a device associated with the user identity, wherein the devices comprise the device.

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A non-transitory machine-readable medium, comprising executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:

determining a model relating to medical care and medical conditions associated with user identities based on a result of an analysis, utilizing an artificial intelligence function, of first medical data contained in electronic medical records associated with the user identities, second medical data associated with the user identities and received from devices associated with the user identities, and third medical data relating to the medical care and the medical conditions;
determining a proposed action relating to the medical care associated with a user identity based on the model, wherein the user identities comprise the user identity;
and
presenting, via a virtual assistant function, action information, relating to the proposed action, to a user associated with the user identity.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Virtual assistants for preemptive medical data analysis and treatment

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Virtual assistants for preemptive medical data analysis and treatment

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Abstract

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