Invention includes the Process, Method and System for cloud-based critical Emergency and Discharge medical Information through the Capturing, Maintaining, Accessing, Integrating and Communicating said information

• US 20150039341A1
• Filed: 08/03/2013
• Published: 02/05/2015
• Est. Priority Date: 08/03/2013
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Fred Joel Markman, James Gerard Trela
• Original Assignee: Fred Joel Markman, James Gerard Trela
• Inventors: Markman, Fred Joel, Trela, James Gerard
• Application Number:
  US13/958,539
• Publication Number:
  US 20150039341A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/3
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 10/60 for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records

Abstract

The invention brings together a new process to alert emergency personnel of a person'"'"'s medical information and how to gain access to it. Access to the medical information is secure, requiring self-identification and biometrics. The invention facilitates communication of this medical information in many scenarios. The person'"'"'s medical information must flow from the patient to the medical resources when an emergency situation exists; this could be an firefighter/paramedic or emergency room personnel. The medical information must also flow from the medical resource to the patient/caregiver or to the next medical organization taking responsibility for the continuing care of the patient. The invention also facilitates the communication of a child'"'"'s allergies when they are in an adult moderated group setting (i.e. classrooms, team sports, etc.). The invention includes an integrated calendar and automated email process to ensure all concerned parties can coordinate ongoing care.

Claims

1. The integration of discharge and emergency medical information in support of emergency and release of patient situations in one centralized cloud based registry.

2. An integrated email system with a medical registry that provides notifications and reminders to all people that are allowed access to the registry information.

3. Integrating the emergency and discharge processes through integrated information (point 1) and integrated communications (point 5)

4. Controlled access to the registry through a list of contacts. This list regulates who may view/update the information in the registry.

5. Controlled email reminders and notifications through each contacts defined profile.

6. Roadmap pages utilized to provide simple to use navigation through the registration and maintenance processes. This includes notifying the user is they have already visited subjects and at what current subject that is next for processing during registration.

7. The invention includes two components:

one that has physical components (document holder, profile, Emergency Medical Technician Alert sticker (with door knob hanger), and an Emergency Room Access sticker that is placed on either an insurance or identification card). The automated component that is a cloud based registry of personal medical information.

15. If a medical emergency occurs away from the house, medical information is not readily available to emergency room personnel or first responders. Through our emergency room sticker placed on an insurance or identification card, the medical personnel can access the current medical information online and print the medical profile of the patient. Part of claim 7.

8. An electronic medical calendar that is integrated with the email notification system. This allows the notifications of upcoming appointments and medical tests.

9. Capturing discharge instructions and translating those instructions into action items that generate reminder every other day emails to all contacts and patient until all action items are completed.

10. A discharge process for capturing discharge instructions as part of the registry that is integrated with the emergency medical registry that instructs the contacts/patient to verify drug interactions for new medications with their normal pharmacist.

11. Through fingerprinting technology we can identify the patient. Also, we are capturing unique physical characteristics to help identify the person such as birthmarks, photos, and other distinguishing physical characteristics.

12. Integration with the 911 local Dispatch Center, so the 911 system will communicate to emergency first responders that current medical information is on the refrigerator.

13. Email reminders to contacts for registry inactivity. This will help ensure that the current medical information is maintained.

14. Provides access to child allergy information when children are away from home.