Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1989-10-24
1991-11-12
Hayes, Gail O.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
340721, 36441302, G06F 1542
Patent
active
050653156
ABSTRACT:
A hospital computerized system includes a terminal in all departments of the hospital for entering information pertinent to a patient's stay in the hospital. The initial information entered, as a part of the admitting procedure, includes the patient's history and admitting physician's physical examination results. It additonally includes the physician's orders for tests or hospital services to be performed. The system prints a history and physical report for the patient's chart and highlights the abnormal findings and complaints. The system additionally schedules all hospital services for the patient, thereby eliminating this responsibility from the nurses and other hospital personnel, and avoids situations where the patient is scheduled to be in two places at the same time. The scheduling system is capable of rescheduling tests or services in cases of emergencies. Test results and/or technicians's comments are entered into the system through terminals in each department and the results and comments are printed at the nurses' station for inclusion in the patient's chart. Additionally, physician's and nurses' notes and findings are entered into the systems and printed at the nurses' station for inclusion in the chart. The system finally prints a discharge planning document and a narrative discharge report for the chart, as well as a patient instruction document. The information entered into the system may be used by the billing program to bill the patient for all services and tests performed.
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Barron Harry W.
Hayes Gail O.
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