Shiva S Kasargod from 89 Calvert Ave, Edison, NJ 08820, age 60, Phone: (732)9061460

Us Patents

Electronic Patient Record Documentation With Push And Pull Of Data To And From Database
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US Patent:

8321241, Nov 27, 2012
Filed:

May 31, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/142060
Inventors:

Richard P. Mansour - Shreveport LA, US
Ellen Loch - Berwyn PA, US
Sash Barige - Downingtown PA, US
Tyler Downs - West Chester PA, US
David H. Mitchel - Limerick PA, US
Jason C. Ipock - Aldan PA, US
Shiva Kasargod - Edison NJ, US
Assignee:

Allscripts Software, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 50/00
US Classification:

705 3, 705 2
Abstract:

A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e. g. , nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e. g. , Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e. g. , Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays to both enter documentation and enter the order or new prescription.

Electronic Patient Record Documentation With Push And Pull Of Data To And From Database
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US Patent:

8566123, Oct 22, 2013
Filed:

Sep 15, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/621119
Inventors:

Richard P. Mansour - Shreveport LA, US
Ellen Loch - Berwyn PA, US
Sash Barige - Downington PA, US
Tyler Downs - West Chester PA, US
David H. Mitchel - Limerick PA, US
Jason C. Ipock - Aldan PA, US
Shiva Kasargod - Edison NJ, US
Assignee:

Allscripts Software, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 50/00
US Classification:

705 3, 705 2
Abstract:

A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e. g. , nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e. g. , Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e. g. , Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays.

Electronic Patient Record Documentation With Push And Pull Of Data To And From Database
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US Patent:

20140122124, May 1, 2014
Filed:

Oct 21, 2013
Appl. No.:

14/059408
Inventors:

- Chicago IL, US
Ellen Loch - Berwyn PA, US
Sash Barige - Downington PA, US
Tyler Downs - West Chester PA, US
David H. Mitchel - Limerick PA, US
Jason C. Ipock - Aldan PA, US
Shiva Kasargod - Edison NJ, US
Assignee:

Allscripts Software, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:

G06F 19/00
US Classification:

705 3
Abstract:

A medical records software apparatus and method is described that allows a clinician, e.g., nurse or doctor, to combine entry of new patient orders, prescriptions, flowsheet observations, etc. into the documentation process or workflow. A documentation user interface is provided that pulls patient data from a database into the display. The user can select on the user interface a category of a patient record, e.g., Significant Events or Orders, view or edit prior entries in the database in these categories, and add additional documentation for that category. The documentation is written or pushed to two areas of the database, one devoted to patient documentation and a second area corresponding to the selected category, e.g., Orders. The method and apparatus improves workflow efficiency and promotes a smooth transition from the thought process of the clinician to the ordering or prescription process, without the need for changing venues or screen displays.