Electronic medical system touch phrase technology
AssigneeQSI Management, LLC
InventorsSeth Flam, Arnold Mentze, Rumpa Giri, Sol Lizerbram, Jonathan Flam
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Abstract
Electronic medical system touch phrase technology includes a method comprising initializing a touch phrase button by a processor such that the initializing associates a first text with the touch phrase button; receiving an input associated with the touch phrase button; updating a state of the touch phrase button based upon the input including associating a second text with the touch phrase button; and communicating the state of the touch phrase button to a memory device.
Claims19
A method comprising:
- displaying, by a processor, a touch phrase button in a first state;
- receiving, by the processor, a first input associated with the touch phrase button in the first state;
- in response to the first input associated with the touch phrase button, displaying, by the processor, a plurality of option buttons associated with the touch phrase button, wherein a first text is displayed within each of the option buttons;
- receiving, by the processor, a second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons;
- and
- in response to the second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons, displaying, by the processor, the touch phrase button in a second state,
- wherein displaying the touch phrase button in the second state comprises automatically associating a second text with the touch phrase button without user input of the second text, wherein the second text is displayed within the touch phrase button, and wherein the second text is related to the second input, and wherein the first text is different than the second text.
An apparatus comprising:
- a user interface configured to:
- present a touch phrase button and a plurality of option buttons;
- receive an input associated with the touch phrase button or the plurality of option buttons;
- and
- a processor configured to:
- receive a first input associated with a touch phrase button, wherein the touch phrase button is in a first state;
- in response to the first input associated with the touch phrase button, display a plurality of option buttons associated with the touch phrase button, wherein a first text is displayed within each of the option buttons;
- receive a second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons;
- and
- in response to the second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons, display the touch phrase button in a second state,
- wherein displaying the touch phrase button in the second state comprises automatically associating a second text with the touch phrase button without user input of the second text, wherein the second text is displayed within the touch phrase button, and wherein the second text is related to the second input, and wherein the first text is different than the second text.
An article of manufacture including a non-transitory computer-readable medium having instructions stored thereon that, if executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform operations comprising:
- displaying, by a processor, a touch phrase button in a first state;
- receiving a first input associated with the touch phrase button in the first state;
- in response to the first input associated with the touch phrase button, displaying a plurality of option buttons associated with the touch phrase button, wherein a first text is displayed within each of the option buttons;
- receiving a second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons;
- and
- in response to the second input associated with at least one of the plurality of option buttons, displaying the touch phrase button in a second state,
- wherein displaying the touch phrase button in the second state comprises automatically associating a second text with the touch phrase button without user input of the second text, wherein the second text is displayed within the touch phrase button, and wherein the second text is related to the second input, and wherein the first text is different than the second text.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.