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System and method for configuring clinical workflows and generating user interfaces thereof

  • US 10,354,007 B2
  • Filed: 05/15/2015
  • Issued: 07/16/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/16/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A computer-implemented method for defining clinical workflows, via program instructions stored in a memory and executed by a processor, the computer-implemented method comprising:

  • receiving, at a server-end, information related to one or more clinical workflows;

    translating the received information into a machine readable language, wherein the received information is translated by splitting the received information into one or more structural components and translating each of the one or more structural components;

    storing the translated information as metadata, wherein the step of storing the translated information as the metadata comprises storing the translated information for each of the one or more structural components and their association with other structural components as the metadata, wherein the metadata comprises one or more flags to control one or more predefined values corresponding to one or more patient parameters such that flags facilitate triggering of one or more clinical workflows, on one or more client devices, when the one or more predefined values match with values of the one or more patient parameters received at the one or more client devices; and

    synchronizing the stored metadata with one or more client devices, communicatively coupled to the server-end, to define the one or more clinical workflows in the one or more client devices, wherein the one or more defined clinical workflows are dynamically customized based on one or more patient parameters, further wherein synchronization facilitates defining and customization of the one or more clinical workflows on the one or more client devices when the one or more client devices are not connected with the server-end.

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