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US 12,334,198 · App. 18/750,179 · Granted Jun 17, 2025

Health care information system providing additional data fields in patient data

Inventors: Scott Bradley (North Reading, MA); Richard Gliklich (Weston, MA); Christopher Francois Paul (Lincoln, MA); Constantinos Ioannis Boussios (Cambridge, MA); Charles Kossi Kekeh (Boston, MA)
Assignee: OM1, Inc.
G16H10/60G06F17/11G06N20/00H04L67/01
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Patent No.
US 12,334,198
App. No.
18/750,179
Granted
Jun 17, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

Health care information for multiple patients is processed to classify patients into categories. Additional data fields related to a category in which a patient is classified are added to the patient record. These data fields are populated in part by automatically processing the existing patient data. Such automatic processing can result in a probability that the underlying data supports having a particular value stored in one of the added data fields, and this probability also can be stored. Over time, additional data can be obtained from patients, caregivers and other sources, for structured data fields based on data entry forms for patient reported outcomes, caregiver reported outcomes, events of interest, survival and resource utilization. A set of factor scores is computed for each patient, for each category in which the patient is classified. An outcome score is computed for each patient for each category in which the patient is classified, using an outcome function defined for that category, as a weighted function of one or more of the factor scores. The outcome function for a category is standardized across all patients classified in that category.

Claims (19)

1. A computer system, comprising:

a processing system comprising a processing device and memory;

computer storage medium accessible by the processing system and storing data structures representing health care information for a plurality of patients, the health care information including, for the plurality of patients;

a plurality of classifiers, each classifier representing a respective different category associated with a respective medical condition, from among a plurality of such categories, each classifier comprising computer program instructions that, when processed by the processing system, configure the processing system to be comprising:

i. an input connected to receive health care information for a patient from the computer storage, and

ii. an output indicative of the likelihood the health care information for the patient indicates the patient has the medical condition associated with the category represented by the classifier,

a data input module, comprising computer program instructions that, when processed by the processing system, configure the processing system to receive and store, in the health care information for the patients in the computer storage, data including

i. for each category in which the patient is classified, respective patient reported outcome data for the patient for the category, wherein the patient reported outcome data comprises data representing quality of life data reported by the patient,

ii. for each category in which the patient is classified, respective clinical response data for the patient for the category, wherein clinical response data comprises data representing observations made by health care professionals of the patient, and

iii. events of interest data, wherein the events of interest data comprises data representing occurrences of specified negative events in health of the patient;

an outcome score processing module, comprising computer program instructions that, when processed by the processing system, configure the processing system to be comprising an input connected to the computer storage medium to receive the health care information for the plurality of patients, and an output providing data to the computer storage medium indicative of respective outcome scores for each patient for each of the respective categories in which the patient is classified, the outcome score processing module being configured to, for each patient for each category, compute, and store in the health care information for the patient in the computer storage, the outcome score for the category for the patient using an outcome function defined for the category;

wherein the outcome function for each category is standardized across all patients classified in the category, and wherein the outcome function for each category is based on the clinical response data for the patient for the category, the patient reported outcome data for the patient for the category, and the events of interest data for the patient.

2. The computer system of claim 1 , wherein the patient reported outcome data comprises one or more fields specified by a health program for which data are periodically collected from the patient over time.

3. The computer system of claim 1 , further comprising a graphical user interface including a display and graphical elements presented on the display, wherein each graphical element comprises a graphical representation of a respective group of patients with a respective medical condition associated with one of the plurality of classifiers, wherein the graphical user interface is responsive to an input selecting a group of patients represented by one of the graphical elements, to display, in the graphical user interface, patient data for the patients in the selected group of patients.

4. The computer system of claim 3 , wherein the displayed patient data includes a list of patients in the selected group ranked by a criterion in the patient data for the list of patients.

5. The computer system of claim 4 , wherein the criterion includes a risk factor computed for the patients in the selected group.

6. The computer system of claim 5 , wherein the graphical user interface is responsive to an input with respect to one of the patients in the selected group to display data from the patient data for the selected patient.

7. The computer system of claim 3 , wherein the graphical user interface is responsive to an input with respect to one of the patients in the selected group to display data from the patient data for the selected patient.

8. The computer system of claim 3 , wherein, for each patient in the selected group having a detected risk flagged in the patient data, the graphical user interface further displays an indicator of the detected risk next to an indicator for the patient.

Assignments (1)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Aug 12, 2025
From: OM1, INC.
To: COMERICA BANK
Reel/Frame 071997/0292 →
Continuity (4)
Continuation 18169363 · Feb 15, 2023
Continuation 15465542 · Mar 21, 2017
Provisional Application 62315885 · Mar 31, 2016
Related Publication 20240412832A1 · Dec 12, 2024
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