Method and system to enable physician labels on a remote server and use labels to verify and improve algorithm results
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1. A method comprising:
- receiving, by a transceiver, patient data at a processor-based system from a sensor, the patient data comprising patient physiological data;
using the patient data at the processor-based system in an automated diagnostic technique to obtain a result reflecting a first physiological event, wherein the diagnostic technique is a programmatic code;
communicating the result to a clinician through a user interface;
receiving, by the processor-based system, a message from the clinician, wherein the message includes a clinician observation of the patient;
comparing, by a verification module, the clinician observation to the result to determine that the clinician observation is inconsistent with the result;
modifying, by the processor-based system, the diagnostic technique for a subsequent performance of the diagnostic technique based on comparing the clinician observation to the result, wherein the processor-based system uses the clinician observation to modify the diagnostic technique, andexecuting the modified diagnostic technique to obtain a new result.
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Abstract
This document discusses, among other things, systems and methods to enable physician labels on a remote server and use labels to verify and improve algorithm results. A method comprises using patient data in an automated analysis to obtain a result; receiving a message from the user, wherein the message is related to the result; and using at least a portion of the message to automatically modify the analysis.
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1. A method comprising:
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receiving, by a transceiver, patient data at a processor-based system from a sensor, the patient data comprising patient physiological data; using the patient data at the processor-based system in an automated diagnostic technique to obtain a result reflecting a first physiological event, wherein the diagnostic technique is a programmatic code; communicating the result to a clinician through a user interface; receiving, by the processor-based system, a message from the clinician, wherein the message includes a clinician observation of the patient; comparing, by a verification module, the clinician observation to the result to determine that the clinician observation is inconsistent with the result; modifying, by the processor-based system, the diagnostic technique for a subsequent performance of the diagnostic technique based on comparing the clinician observation to the result, wherein the processor-based system uses the clinician observation to modify the diagnostic technique, and executing the modified diagnostic technique to obtain a new result. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A system comprising:
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a transceiver adapted to receive patient data from a sensor, the patient data comprising patient physiological data; a storage device having a programmatic code defining an automated diagnostic technique; an operating device comprising an analysis module adapted to execute the automated diagnostic technique and to use the patient data in the automated diagnostic technique to obtain a result reflecting risk of a first physiological event; a user-interface configured to; communicate the result to a clinician; and receive a message from the clinician, wherein the message includes a clinician observation of the patient; and a verification module configured to determine whether the observation is inconsistent with the result, wherein the analysis module is further adapted to use the clinician observation to modify the diagnostic technique for subsequent performance of the diagnostic technique if the message is inconsistent with the result, and wherein the analysis module is further adapted to maintain the diagnostic technique if the message is consistent with the result. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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21. An apparatus comprising:
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means for receiving patient data from a sensor, the patient data comprising patient physiological data; means for using the patient data in an automated diagnostic technique to obtain a result reflecting risk of a first physiological event, wherein the diagnostic technique is a programmatic code; means for communicating the result to a clinician; means for receiving a message from the clinician, wherein the message includes a clinician observation of the patient; means for determining whether the observation is inconsistent with the result; means for selectively modifying the diagnostic technique using the clinician observation for a subsequent performance of the diagnostic technique if the message is inconsistent with the result, and for executing the modified diagnostic technique to obtain a new result; and a means for maintaining the current diagnostic technique if the message is consistent with the result.
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