Internet Health Data System

• US 20100131296A1
• Filed: 08/10/2009
• Published: 05/27/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 07/30/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: KNUTSON, ROGER C.
• Original Assignee: KNUTSON, ROGER C.
• Inventors: Knutson, Roger C.
• Application Number:
  US12/538,599
• Publication Number:
  US 20100131296A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/3
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 10/10 Office automation; Time management
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 10/60 for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 70/20 relating to practices or guidelines

Abstract

An Internet based health data system for providing patient medical, health, insurance and related data via the Internet, to a plurality of potential users including the patient based on profile and security that complies with all regulations including the HIPAA Act. The system registers and maintains an individual'"'"'s health data by adding a meta-data wrapper thereto that then determines applicability-to-use cases defined by system logic. A patient profile is also used to recommend and independently search the Internet for appropriate information to benefit the patient and potential stakeholders and caretakers of the patient. Each profile and related data is interactively developed with regard to the individual patient and the other participant users including physicians, insurance institutions, hospitals, laboratories, family genetics, health care facilities, government agencies, etc. and stored in a relational database to be continuously updated through a patient'"'"'s lifetime. The profiled health material is converted into contemporary, multi-tiered object oriented content utilizing Internet browser technology (i.e. HTML, VRML, HTTP/IIOP, Visual Basic, Active X, XML, RDF, Java-script, etc.) and integrated to the presentation level using object oriented technology and standards (e.g. OODBMS, Java, .jt, SQL, SOAP, CORBA, OLE, COM, etc.). The system is patient centric with a free web interface provided to the individual. Financial support is derived from the other stakeholders that can use this data. The system will constitute a single source of patient data that is secure and immediately accessible over the WWW to the appropriate stakeholders. The data is registered to the system and does not necessarily need to reside in a separate duplicated environment. All this data is converted in real time for standards based viewing across the WWW using standard browser technology.

Claims

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6. An Internet-based health data system comprising:

an Internet server in communication with the Internet;

object-oriented programming implementing a health database through the Internet server,

a patient health profile implemented on and maintained in the health database;

Internet search programming implementing an Internet searching tool on the Internet server that automatically searches Internet web sites and identifies health content independent of the health database and pertaining to the stored patient health profile; and

Internet retrieval programming implementing an Internet data retrieval tool on the Internet server that retrieves the identified health content from the Internet and stores the retrieved health content in the health database.

7. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, further comprising:

programming on the Internet server that regulates retrieval of the identified health content based upon regulatory provisions via a role based security system.

8. The Internet-based health data system of claim 7, further comprising:

programming on the Internet server that allows input of health and wellness data into the health database by a patient via the role based security system.

9. The Internet-based health data system of claim 8, wherein the programming on the Internet server that allows input of health and wellness data into the health database by the patient further allows input of health and wellness data into the health database by patient designated caregivers and representatives via the role base security system.

10. The Internet-based health data system of claim 9, wherein the patient designated caregivers and representatives comprise insurance representatives, pharmaceutical representatives, dental representatives, and genetic representatives.

11. The Internet-based health data system of claim 8, wherein the programming on the Internet server that regulates retrieval of the identified health content based upon regulatory provisions via a role based security system further regulates retrieval of levels of the identified health content based upon regulatory provisions via the role based security system.

12. The Internet-based health data system of claim 11, further comprising:

programming on the Internet server that allows selective input of data regarding the retrieved level of the identified health content.

13. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, further comprising:

programming on the Internet server that captures metadata for the health database relating to input and output within the health database in accordance with legislative parameters.

14. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, wherein access to the health database is restricted to viewing only.

15. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, further comprising:

programming that provides notification to a patient in the health database in response to a predetermined alert and caregiver notification.

16. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, wherein health data and metadata is maintained against a chronological scale for lifecycle analysis of a patient in the health database.

17. The Internet-based health data system of claim 6, further comprising:

programming that provides maintenance of the health database for non-specific data analysis to evaluate statistical parameters of available data.