SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A SEAMLESS USER INTERFACE FOR AN INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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1. An electronic healthcare system, comprising:
- a graphical user-interface;
at least one electronic computer communicating with the graphical user interface to provide;
(a) at least one electronic healthcare database including medical records;
(b) a set of different software applications usable in any order by a single user on the electronic computer, the different software applications allowing a user to access records of the electronic healthcare database for different patients;
(c) a provider program running on the at least one electronic computer to;
(i) receive input from a user through the graphical user-interface identifying multiple software applications to be initialized and opened;
(ii) provide a graphical indication of those initialized and opened software applications accessing records of a common patient.
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Abstract
An interface for a medical record database allows multiple different applications to be opened accessing the records of a common and/or different patients. For those applications accessing the records of a common patient, a visual indication is provided indicating whether or not records of the same patient are being accessed to prevent the user from mistakenly comparing the records of different patients.
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1. An electronic healthcare system, comprising:
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a graphical user-interface;
at least one electronic computer communicating with the graphical user interface to provide;
(a) at least one electronic healthcare database including medical records;
(b) a set of different software applications usable in any order by a single user on the electronic computer, the different software applications allowing a user to access records of the electronic healthcare database for different patients;
(c) a provider program running on the at least one electronic computer to;
(i) receive input from a user through the graphical user-interface identifying multiple software applications to be initialized and opened;
(ii) provide a graphical indication of those initialized and opened software applications accessing records of a common patient. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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