View source for 20240013922. INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC TEST REQUISITION AND CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT simplified abstract (STANDARD MOLECULAR, INC.)

=INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC TEST REQUISITION AND CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:STANDARD MOLECULAR, INC.|STANDARD MOLECULAR, INC.]]


[[Category:STANDARD MOLECULAR, INC.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:James Mark D'augustine of Action MA (US)|James Mark D'augustine of Action MA (US)]][[Category:James Mark D'augustine of Action MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jeffrey Scott Sopko of New Milford CT (US)|Jeffrey Scott Sopko of New Milford CT (US)]][[Category:Jeffrey Scott Sopko of New Milford CT (US)]]

==INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC TEST REQUISITION AND CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240013922 titled 'INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC TEST REQUISITION AND CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT

==Simplified Explanation==

Methods and systems for providing integrated diagnostic test requisition and clinical decision support are disclosed. The patent application describes a process where a request for diagnostic test information for a patient is received from an electronic medical records (EMR) system. Based on the request, appropriate diagnostic tests for the patient are determined. The user interface for requesting the tests is populated with fields based on test definitions corresponding to each test. Test requisitions are generated and transmitted to a test provider in a test-provider format. Results from the test provider are received and standardized. Based on the standardized results and biomarker definitions related to the patient's condition, courses of action appropriate for the patient are determined and proposed.

* The patent application describes a system that integrates diagnostic test requisition and clinical decision support.
* The system receives a request for diagnostic test information from an EMR system.
* Based on the request, appropriate diagnostic tests for the patient are determined.
* The user interface for requesting the tests is populated with fields based on test definitions.
* Test requisitions are generated and transmitted to a test provider in a specific format.
* Results from the test provider are received and standardized.
* Based on the standardized results and biomarker definitions, courses of action for the patient are determined and proposed.

Potential applications of this technology:
* Streamlining the process of requesting and receiving diagnostic tests for patients.
* Enhancing clinical decision-making by providing standardized results and proposed courses of action.
* Improving efficiency and accuracy in diagnosing and treating patients.

Problems solved by this technology:
* Manual and time-consuming process of requesting and receiving diagnostic tests.
* Lack of standardized results and decision support for clinicians.
* Potential errors or delays in diagnosing and treating patients.

Benefits of this technology:
* Improved efficiency and accuracy in diagnosing and treating patients.
* Enhanced clinical decision-making based on standardized results and proposed courses of action.
* Streamlined workflow for requesting and receiving diagnostic tests.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

methods and systems for providing integrated diagnostic test requisition and clinical decision support are disclosed. a request for diagnostic test information for a patient is received from an electronic medical records (emr) system. diagnostic tests appropriate for the patient are determined based on the request, and fields of a user interface for requesting the tests are populated based on test definitions corresponding to each test. test requisitions are generated and transmitted to a test provider in a test-provider format, and results are received from the test provider and standardized. courses of action appropriate for the patient are determined and proposed based on the standardized results and biomarker definitions related to the patient's condition.



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