Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to electronically sharing patient data. One aspect includes a method comprising capturing a computer readable code comprising an authentication code and clinic identifying information using an image capture component of a patient mobile device. The method also comprises authenticating the identified clinic with an information provider. The method further comprises displaying the clinic identifying information for confirmation and authenticating the patient. The method additionally comprises receiving a request to provide the clinic with patient data from the clinic. The method then comprises determining that the clinic is authorized to receive access to the patient data based on authentication of the clinic, authentication of the patient, and confirmation to share the patient data. The method also comprises transmitting the patient data to the clinic based on the determination that the clinic is authorized.

A data system (100) is used for managing an information associated with an implantable device (IMP). The data system includes the implantable device. The data system is configured as a distributed database to store the information in two or more nodes of the data system. The implantable device is configured as one of the two or more nodes.

A data system (100) is used for managing an information associated with an implantable device (IMP). The data system includes the implantable device. The data system is configured as a distributed database to store the information in two or more nodes of the data system. The implantable device is configured as one of the two or more nodes.

Various methods and systems are provided for display of recommended treatment based on a patient's medical history and standardized guidelines. In one example, a computing system includes a display screen configured to display a patient medical path listing one or more of treatment guidelines and patient medical history, and to display abbreviated representations of at least one of the treatment guidelines and the patient medical history that can be reached directly from the displayed patient medical path. The abbreviated representations each display a limited list of data that is selectable to launch the treatment guidelines and/or the patient medical history and enable the selected data to be seen.

Features relating to a medical station are provided. The medical station includes collection points and channels for collection and diversion of materials. The medical station includes a base and an upper module, where the upper module is configured to cover a processing device and provide work areas for access and use of the processing device. The upper module, consistent with implementations of the current subject matter, includes recesses and channels for collecting spilled materials to prevent the spilled materials damaging critical components.

Features relating to a medical station are provided. The medical station includes collection points and channels for collection and diversion of materials. The medical station includes a base and an upper module, where the upper module is configured to cover a processing device and provide work areas for access and use of the processing device. The upper module, consistent with implementations of the current subject matter, includes recesses and channels for collecting spilled materials to prevent the spilled materials damaging critical components.

A method comprises obtaining a video stream of a first party who is engaging with a second party in a telemedicine session; determining statuses of one or more privacy aspects of a first party environment, wherein the privacy aspects of the first party environment are aspects of the first party environment that have a potential to compromise privacy of sensitive information provided by the second party to the first party during the telemedicine session; and causing a second party computing device to present a user interface of a telemedicine facilitation application, wherein the user interface of the telemedicine facilitation application includes the video stream of the first party and also includes a set of one or more notifications, wherein each of the one or more notifications indicates the status of a different one of the privacy aspects of the first party environment.

A method comprises obtaining a video stream of a first party who is engaging with a second party in a telemedicine session; determining statuses of one or more privacy aspects of a first party environment, wherein the privacy aspects of the first party environment are aspects of the first party environment that have a potential to compromise privacy of sensitive information provided by the second party to the first party during the telemedicine session; and causing a second party computing device to present a user interface of a telemedicine facilitation application, wherein the user interface of the telemedicine facilitation application includes the video stream of the first party and also includes a set of one or more notifications, wherein each of the one or more notifications indicates the status of a different one of the privacy aspects of the first party environment.

The instant invention relates to a system that in one form is a referral system for use in various healthcare sectors, which utilizes patient profiles, created using patient trackers, to monitor patient follow-up care. The instant invention allows physicians and providers to communicate about patient’s care in its entirety, beginning with the originating provider creating a patient tracker, sharing that patient tracker with referred physicians, and discharging the patient once the patient tracker’s plans have concluded. This uninterrupted flow of communication amongst all providers and physicians allows for a secured method of tracking each patient’s healthcare plan, provides for efficient healthcare referral follow-ups, and updates the originating HCPs records to ensure there are no gaps in terms of patient treatment.

The instant invention relates to a system that in one form is a referral system for use in various healthcare sectors, which utilizes patient profiles, created using patient trackers, to monitor patient follow-up care. The instant invention allows physicians and providers to communicate about patient’s care in its entirety, beginning with the originating provider creating a patient tracker, sharing that patient tracker with referred physicians, and discharging the patient once the patient tracker’s plans have concluded. This uninterrupted flow of communication amongst all providers and physicians allows for a secured method of tracking each patient’s healthcare plan, provides for efficient healthcare referral follow-ups, and updates the originating HCPs records to ensure there are no gaps in terms of patient treatment.