DENNIS JON WYMAN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at 200, Salt Lake City, UT

2014004, Feb 13, 2014

Oct 22, 2013

14/060457

Justin B. Rich - Salt Lake City UT, US
Steven R. Mimnaugh - Sandy UT, US
Dennis J. Wyman - Salt Lake City UT, US
Robert K. Rothfeder - Sandy UT, US

G06F 17/24

715255

Systems and methods for document creation and management to facilitate creation of documents. An example document creation and management system is configured with an input component, a processing component, and a document creation component. A document creation and management systems can allow input of data in a customizable manner via talking (or recording), touching, typing, and/or clicking. A document creation and management system may use customizable templates, so that a user, for example a physician, may more efficiently enter and review data, such as data related to a patient encounter. A navigator may import information, such as formatting and structure information, from a template to guide a user as to the input to be provided to generate a document according to the template. Document entries may be automatically sent for processing, which may include editing, transcription, encryption, etc, in a parallel or serial fashion. For example, dictation information may be automatically transcribed and/or processed.

8595620, Nov 26, 2013

Sep 27, 2010

12/891740

Glen A. Larsen - Sandy UT, US
Justin B. Rich - Salt Lake City UT, US
Steven R. Mimnaugh - Sandy UT, US
Dennis J. Wyman - Salt Lake City UT, US
Robert K. Rothfeder - Sandy UT, US

Kwatros Corporation - Salt Lake City UT

G06F 17/24

715254

Systems and methods for document creation and management to facilitate creation of documents. An example document creation and management system is configured with an input component, a processing component, and a document creation component. A document creation and management systems can allow input of data in a customizable manner via talking (or recording), touching, typing, and/or clicking. A document creation and management system may use customizable templates, so that a user, for example a physician, may more efficiently enter and review data, such as data related to a patient encounter. A navigator may import information, such as formatting and structure information, from a template to guide a user as to the input to be provided to generate a document according to the template. Document entries may be automatically sent for processing, which may include editing, transcription, encryption, etc, in a parallel or serial fashion. For example, dictation information may be automatically transcribed and/or processed.

5123410, Jun 23, 1992

Jun 27, 1990

7/544998

Worthington W. Greene - Salt Lake City UT
Dennis J. Wyman - Salt Lake City UT

A61M 1600

12820717

The present invention relates to a tube holder for securing a tube in fixed position relative to an object. The tube holder includes an annular collar having a central annular member, a pair of end pieces, and an inflation bladder. The inflation bladder is attached to the inner annular surface of the central annular member and secured thereto in air tight relationship by the end pieces. An inflation tube is passed through the central annular member so as to be in fluid flow relationship with the inflation bladder, with its opposite end being attached to a check valve. The tube holder is used by inserting a tube through the annular collar. When the inflation bladder is deflated, the tube will slide relative to the annular collar therefore allowing positioning thereof. When the desired position is achieved, the inflation bladder is inflated by attaching a syringe to the check valve and introducing fluid under pressure through the check valve and inflation tube into the collar member to form an inflated channel between the inflation bladder and the inner surface of the central annular member. The inflation bladder, when inflated, contacts and securely fixed the annular collar in position relative to the tube.