DR. MICHAEL LIEBERMAN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at Sam Jackson Park Rd, Portland, OR

2007019, Aug 16, 2007

Sep 1, 2006

11/469747

Ammon Cookson - Hillsboro OR, US
Stuart Lopez - Lyme NH, US
Michael Lieberman - Portland OR, US
Thomas Ricciardi - Portland OR, US

G06F 19/00

705003000

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for retrieving and re-identifying patient data. Patient data may be re-identified by retrieving an encrypted or abstracted patient identifier. The identifier is used to retrieve a patient identifier associated with patient identification information. Patient identification information may be inserted into a file, such as a report or other document, at a local computer or web portal for access by an authorized user. A system includes a data storage storing patient data. The patient data includes an encoded patient identifier and an unencoded patient identifier. The system includes a workstation or other processor having a viewing application capable of viewing patient data in a file including the encoded patient identifier. The workstation invokes a procedure to replace the encoded patient identifier in the file at the workstation with the corresponding unencoded patient identifier using the data storage.

2009001, Jan 8, 2009

Jul 6, 2007

11/774111

Ammon Cookson - Hillsboro OR, US
Michael Ian Lieberman - Portland OR, US

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY

G06Q 50/00, G06F 17/30, G06F 17/40

705 3

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for organizing and querying patient data by a clinical information system via a clinical analysis integration service. Certain embodiments provide an electronic patient data system for exchanging electronic patient data between a data repository and a clinical system. The electronic patient data system includes an electronic data repository configured to aggregate and store patient-related data. The electronic data repository is accessible to and searchable by a plurality of clinical systems via a clinical analysis integration service. The system also includes a clinical analysis integration service providing data from the electronic data repository to one or more clinical systems in response to a query from a clinical system. In certain embodiments, one or more clinical systems may provide feedback to the electronic data repository and engage in an iterative dialog.

2008018, Jul 31, 2008

May 25, 2007

11/753976

Nathaniel Blair Butterfield - Shelbourne VT, US
George B. Langdon - Shelbourne VT, US
Michael Ian Lieberman - Portland OR, US
Thomas Nicholas Ricciardi - Portland OR, US
Mandred A. Gund - Beaverton, OR
William Louis Howard - Charlotte VT, US
Anthony Perrigo Brown - Cholchester VT, US
Douglas Gustav Spilling - Elizabethtown NY, US
Michael F. Joseph - Milton VT, US
Marianne Noel Braunstein - Portland OR, US
Milan Caha - Essex VT, US

G06Q 50/00, G06F 3/048

705 2, 715742

Certain embodiments provide systems and methods for health information exchange. Certain embodiments provide a health information exchange system. The system includes an interface accommodating a plurality of data sources transmitting data for storage at the health information exchange system. The system also includes a shared data repository configured to aggregate and store patient-related data from the plurality of data sources. The shared data repository is accessible to a community of users via the health information exchange system. The system further includes a query engine for querying the shared data repository to retrieve a subset of patient-related data. Additionally, the system includes a Web-based portal providing an authorized user access to the subset of patient-related data for at least one of patient care and clinical performance.

7657521, Feb 2, 2010

Apr 15, 2005

11/107695

Fred E. Masarie - Portland OR, US
Stuart Lopez - Portland OR, US
Michael I. Lieberman - Portland OR, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G06F 7/00, G06F 17/27, G06F 17/28

707 5, 704 2, 704 10

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for processing medical data. The method includes the steps of identifying text strings in medical data, associating the text strings with standardized identifiers from a library, and outputting the standardized identifiers associated with the text strings. In an embodiment, a report and/or an order including the standardized identifiers associated with the text strings may be printed and/or stored. In an embodiment, the library may be modified to accommodate the text strings. A user and/or software program may be used to review the text strings to associate the standardized identifiers with the text strings, for example. In an embodiment, the text strings may be deconstructed into a plurality of sub-strings. A standardized identifier is then associated with each sub-string.