Information Transmittal And Notification System

• US 20100017232A1
• Filed: 07/20/2009
• Published: 01/21/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 07/18/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Stevendale Software, LLC
• Original Assignee: Stevendale Software, LLC
• Inventors: Baker, Dale Edward JR., Spedale, Steven Brian
• Application Number:
  US12/506,084
• Publication Number:
  US 20100017232A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/3
• CPC Class Codes: C07K 16/40 against enzymes
• CPC Class Codes: C12N 9/12 transferring phosphorus containing groups, e.g. kinases (2.7)
• CPC Class Codes: C12Y 207/11009 Goodpasture-antigen-binding protein kinase (2.7.11.9)
• CPC Class Codes: G01N 2333/912 transferring phosphorus containing groups, e.g. kinases (2.7)
• CPC Class Codes: G01N 33/573 for enzymes or isoenzymes
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 10/60 for patient-specific data, e.g. for electronic patient records
• CPC Class Codes: Y02A 90/10 Information and communication technologies [ICT] supporting adaptation to climate change, e.g. for weather forecasting or climate simulation

Abstract

One embodiment of this invention is an automated information transmittal system including a first database component operative to receive and maintain at least one medical data parameter, a processor programmed to detect the medical data parameter and to compare the medical data parameter to a configured set of instructions, and a primary transmitter component operative to transmit a first signal to a portable electronic device if the medical data parameter satisfies the configured set of instructions, wherein a user of the portable electronic device may review the medical data parameter by accessing a remote application from the portable electronic device. The system further includes a portable electronic device transmitter component operative to transmit at least a second signal from the portable electronic device, the second signal generated upon input from the user and transmitted to at least a first output device in a remote location, an authentication component operative to acknowledge the second signal received by the first output device, and a second database component operative to receive and maintain authentication and transmittal information generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the first output device.

Claims

1. An automated information transmittal and notification system comprising:

a first database component operative to receive and maintain at least one medical data parameter specific to a given patient;

a processor programmed to detect the data parameter and to compare the medical data parameter to a configured set of instructions;

a primary transmitter component operative to transmit a first signal to a portable electronic device if the medical data parameter satisfies the configured set of instructions, wherein a user of the portable electronic device may review the medical data parameter by accessing a remote application from the portable electronic device;

a portable electronic device transmitter component operative to transmit at least a second signal from the portable electronic device, the second signal generated upon input from the user and transmitted to at least a first output device in a remote location;

an authentication component operative to acknowledge the second signal received by the first output device, and

a second database component operative to receive and maintain identifying authentication and transmittal information generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the first output device.

2. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 1, wherein the first output device comprises a printer, a computer, a light source, or a wireless handheld device.

3. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 1, wherein

the portable electronic device transmitter component is operative to transmit a third signal from the portable electronic device, the third signal generated upon input by the user and transmitted to a second output device,

the authentication component is operative to acknowledge the third signal received by the second output device, and

the automated information transmittal and notification system further comprises a third database component operative to receive and maintain identifying authentication and transmittal information generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the second output device.

4. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 3, wherein the first output device receiving the second signal comprises a computer, printer, or wireless handheld device and the second output device receiving the third signal comprises a visual or audio indicator.

5. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 4, wherein the first output device comprises a printer.

6. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 5, wherein the second output device comprises a visual indicator comprising a light source.

7. The automated information transmittal system and notification of claim 1, wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver.

8. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 3, wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver, wherein the radio frequency transmitter is housed in an ID card and the radio frequency receiver is proximate to at least one of the output devices.

9. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 1, wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

10. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 3, wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

11. The automated information transmittal and notification system of claim 1 wherein the at least one medical data parameter is a medical laboratory result and the remote location is a health care facility.

12. An automated transmittal and notification system for medical events comprising

a primary database component for receiving at least one medical event from a remote facility;

a processor for scanning the primary database component for the medical event and comparing the medical event to a preconfigured set of logic decisions;

a primary transmittal component operative to transmit a primary signal to a portable electronic device depending on a satisfactory relationship between the medical event and the preconfigured set of logic instructions, the primary signal directing a health care professional observing the portable electronic device to a remote application on the portable electronic device where the health care professional may interpret the medical event;

a portable electronic device transmittal component operative to transmit at least a secondary signal generated upon input from the health care professional from the portable electronic device to at least a first output device in a health care facility;

an authentication component operative to indicate that a health care provider in the health care facility has received the secondary signal; and

a secondary database component operative to store at least one record of the authentication of the secondary signal and transmission of the medical event generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the first output device.

13. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 12, wherein the first output device comprises a printer, a computer, a light source, or a wireless handheld device.

14. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 12, wherein

the first output device comprises a printer,

the portable electronic device transmittal component is further operative to transmit a tertiary signal generated upon input from the health care professional from the portable electronic device to a second output device comprising a light source in a health care facility,

the authentication component is operative to indicate that the health care provider in the health care facility has received the tertiary signal, wherein the authentication component deactivates a light in the light source activated by the tertiary signal, and

the automated transmittal and notification system further comprises a tertiary database component operative to store at least one record of the authentication of the tertiary signal and transmission of the medical event generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the second output.

15. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 12 wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver.

16. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 14 wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver, wherein the radio frequency transmitter is housed in an ID card and the radio frequency receiver is proximate to the light box.

17. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 12 wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

18. The automated transmittal and notification system of claim 14 wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

19. A computerized method for transmitting information and the authentication of the transmission of information, the method comprising:

receiving at least one medical data parameter from at least one remote medical facility;

storing the medical data parameter in a first database component;

comparing the medical data parameter to a preconfigured set of instructions;

transmitting a first signal to a portable electronic device if the medical data parameter satisfies the preconfigured set of instructions, the first signal when received by the portable electronic device providing an access point to a remote application, whereby a user of the portable electronic device may review the medical data parameter;

transmitting at least a second signal from the portable electronic device, the second signal generated upon input from the user of the portable electronic device and transmitted to at least a first output device;

authenticating by an authentication component the reception of the second signal by the first output device; and

storing in a second database component the authentication and transmittal information generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the first output device, whereby the authentication and transmittal information may be reviewed to ensure proper transmission of the transmittal information.

20. The computerized method of claim 19, wherein the first output device comprises a printer, a computer, a light source, or a wireless handheld device.

21. The computerized method of claim 19 further comprising

transmitting a third signal from the portable electronic device, the third signal generated upon input from the user of the portable electronic device and transmitted to a second output device;

authenticating by an authentication component the reception of the third signal by the second output device; and

storing in a third database component the authentication and transmittal information generated by the authentication component, the portable electronic device and/or the second output device.

22. The computerized method according to claim 21, wherein the first output device receiving the second signal comprises a computer, printer, or wireless handheld device and the second output device receiving the third signal comprises a visual or audio indicator a computer, printer, or wireless handheld device.

23. The computerized method according to claim 22, wherein the first output device comprises a printer.

24. The computerized method according to claim 23 wherein the second output comprises a visual indicator comprising a light source.

25. The computerized method according to claim 19, wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver.

26. The computerized method according to claim 21, wherein the authentication component comprises a radio frequency transmitter and receiver, wherein the radio frequency transmitter is housed in an ID card and the radio frequency receiver is proximate to at least one of the output devices.

27. The computerized method of claim 19, wherein the wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

28. The computerized method of claim 21, wherein the authentication component comprises a biometric device.

29. The computerized method of claim 19 wherein the at least one medical data parameter is a medical laboratory test result and the remote medical facility location is a medical laboratory.