Past Medical History (PMH) is perhaps the most important section of doctors notes impacting longevity assessment. When looked at medical conditions chronologically these provide a progression of disease severity or resolution. Unresolved diseases with chronic...
A hereditary disease is caused by genetic factors transmitted from parent to offspring. Family history is, therefore, an important consideration in life expectancy evaluation for insurance risk evaluation and policy valuation. In addition to genetic transmission...
In many parts of the world, life expectancy has been increasing steadily over the past few decades, due to increases in technology, medication, and international support. The not so prominent section of Social History somewhere midway in a medical record can have a...
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Research report covering a 2-year project to improve the quality of medical chronologies we develop. We identify ways to review medical information faster and more comprehensively. Use the contact form below to request this publication.
Case study on litigation support through advanced medical chronologies. Use the contact form below to request this publication.
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Dense Drug Indexes Telegenisys often generates chronologies for medical records of over 10,000 pages. To enable our users to see drug indexes in an easy to understand and cohesive fashion our visualization team created categorized drug groupings to speed up access to...
As Telegenisys handles more large records users requested annual groupings of chronological data. The new version of the Telegenisys Medical Chronology Software expands the data model to display both bookmarks and indexes in annual groupings making it easy to rapidly...
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