Patent classifications
G16H70/40
Methods and systems for growing and retaining the value of brand drugs by computer predictive model
The present invention is directed to a brand value growthand retention system for brand drugs commercialized by brand drug advertisers through a brand drug's lifecycle during patent exclusivity and after loss of exclusivity. The brand value growth and retention system iteratively analyzes combined computational models of consumer, healthcare provider retailer and payor segment data to produce brand drug promotional campaigns that are predictive with modifying parameters that transform the promotional campaigns over time. As a result, the brand drug promotional campaign generates an increased number of brand drug purchases while predicting the pointwhere incremental promotional campaign investments produce a diminishing number of incremental brand drug purchases.
Methods and systems for growing and retaining the value of brand drugs by computer predictive model
The present invention is directed to a brand value growthand retention system for brand drugs commercialized by brand drug advertisers through a brand drug's lifecycle during patent exclusivity and after loss of exclusivity. The brand value growth and retention system iteratively analyzes combined computational models of consumer, healthcare provider retailer and payor segment data to produce brand drug promotional campaigns that are predictive with modifying parameters that transform the promotional campaigns over time. As a result, the brand drug promotional campaign generates an increased number of brand drug purchases while predicting the pointwhere incremental promotional campaign investments produce a diminishing number of incremental brand drug purchases.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING PROGRESS OF DELIVERY OF A PATIENT-SPECIFIC MEDICATION IN A HEALTHCARE FACILITY
Systems and methods of monitoring progress of delivery of a patient-specific medication are disclosed. A patient/medication identification (ID) device is provided on a package containing the medication, the patient/medication ID device comprising medication/patient information indicative of the medication and the patient. At least one location ID device is provided at a location, the at least one location ID device comprising a unique location ID associated with the location. The medication/patient information and the patient/medication ID are read. Delivery progress information indicative of a last-known read location where at least one of the medication/patient ID information and the unique location identifier was read is generated. The delivery progress information is stored in a database. The delivery progress information is accessed from the database in response to the request. A delivery status of the medication is indicated to the user.
System and Method for Data Mining Very Large Drugs and Clinical Effects Databases
A current system allows data-driven hypothesis generation to identify therapeutic candidates for a disease phenotype treatment by identifying drugs and clinical indications associated with lower occurrences of disease-associated phenotype(s) by a drug/drug class. A current system may include a pharmaceutical hierarchical ontology; a phenotype hierarchical ontology; a record database comprising clinical event records; a database mining engine; and a mapping engine. The database mining engine may iteratively progress through a portion of the pharmacological hierarchical ontology and phenotype hierarchical ontology to iteratively select pairs of cohort entries from each ontology; and for each pair of cohort entries, query the clinical record database for matching records. The mapping engine may map each pair of cohort entries into a matrix comprising a drug-event cell for each pair and apply a value thereto representing the number of database records matching items returned by the database mining engine for the corresponding cohort entries.
DATA ANALYSIS SYSTEM, DATA ANALYSIS METHOD, AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM
A data analysis system according to the present invention includes: a training data acquisition unit that acquires a combination of training data including information about a medicinal drug and a plurality of pieces of classification information for classifying the training data on the basis of a plurality of classification standards; a learning unit that learns a pattern of the information about the medicinal drug from distribution of data elements which constitute at least part of the training data and appear according to the classification information; an unknown data acquisition unit that acquires unknown data from a specified information source; a data evaluation unit that evaluates the acquired unknown data on the basis of the learned pattern with respect to each of the plurality of classification standards; and a presentation unit that presents the information about the medicinal drug included in the unknown data to a user according to evaluation by the data evaluation unit.
User interfaces for health applications
The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for health applications. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing health and safety features on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing the setup of a health feature on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing background health measurements on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing a biometric measurement taken using an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for providing results for captured health information on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing background health measurements on an electronic device are described.
User interfaces for health applications
The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for health applications. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing health and safety features on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing the setup of a health feature on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing background health measurements on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing a biometric measurement taken using an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for providing results for captured health information on an electronic device are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing background health measurements on an electronic device are described.
INDIVIDUALLY CUSTOMIZED ALLERGY CREAM FOR INDIVIDUAL PATIENT PROFILE
A method for delivering an immunomodulator to a patient includes providing a bottle of concentrated immunomodulator extract; progressively diluting the antigen extract in sterile bottles; selecting a prescribed amount from a desired one of the dilution bottles; providing a viscous encapsulation material that is able to introduce antigens contained therein through the skin of a patient; introducing one or more doses of the selected prescribed amount of diluted immunomodulator into the viscous encapsulation material; disposing a prescribed amount of viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator therein within a container that is able to dispense such viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator; dispensing from the container the amount of viscous encapsulation material containing the diluted immunomodulator in an amount equal to a single dose; and applying the dispensed viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator to the skin by the patient or a medical professional.
INDIVIDUALLY CUSTOMIZED ALLERGY CREAM FOR INDIVIDUAL PATIENT PROFILE
A method for delivering an immunomodulator to a patient includes providing a bottle of concentrated immunomodulator extract; progressively diluting the antigen extract in sterile bottles; selecting a prescribed amount from a desired one of the dilution bottles; providing a viscous encapsulation material that is able to introduce antigens contained therein through the skin of a patient; introducing one or more doses of the selected prescribed amount of diluted immunomodulator into the viscous encapsulation material; disposing a prescribed amount of viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator therein within a container that is able to dispense such viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator; dispensing from the container the amount of viscous encapsulation material containing the diluted immunomodulator in an amount equal to a single dose; and applying the dispensed viscous encapsulation material containing the introduced diluted immunomodulator to the skin by the patient or a medical professional.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR USER INTERFACE ADAPTATION FOR PER-USER METRICS
A method includes storing a parameter related to a user, storing descriptive data for multiple identifiers, and indexing multiple events. Each event corresponds to a physical object supplied to a user on behalf of an entity. The method includes identifying a first set of identifiers based on commonality among the descriptive data. The method includes training a machine learning model for the first set of identifiers based on event data from within a predetermined epoch. The method includes receiving an indication of a selected identifier and determining a first intake metric of the selected identifiers using the machine learning model. The method includes determining a second intake metric of the selected identifier and the parameter and transforming the user interface according to the first and second intake metrics. The first intake metric represents an amount of resources expected to be received during a second epoch subsequent to the predetermined epoch.