CA2406421A1 - Method for a health care solution framework - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method is provided for providing a multi-tier client/server achitecture fo r storing files. A plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database are received from one of the user stations. Also, a data management template corresponding to the files is selected. Next, it is validated that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template. Then, the files are sent to a database for loading in the database upon validation tha t the files match the data management template.
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1. A method for providing a multi-tier client/server architecture for storing files, comprising the steps of:
(a) maintaining a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) receiving from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) selecting a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) validating that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template; and (e) sending the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
(a) maintaining a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) receiving from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) selecting a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) validating that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template; and (e) sending the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
2. A method as recited in claim 1, further comprising the steps of separating files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and compiling a list of files that match the data management template and files that do not match the data management template.
3. A method as recited in claim 1, wherein no files are sent to the database if any of the files do not match the data management template.
4. A method as recited in claim 1, further comprising the step of sending a notification to the user station upon detecting a concurrently executing load process.
5. A method as recited in claim 1, wherein the files are medical files.
6. A method as recited in claim 1, further comprising the steps of separating files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and sending the files to the user station if there are files that do not match the data management template.
7. A computer program embodied on a computer readable medium for providing a multi-tier client/server architecture for storing files, comprising:
(a) a code segment that maintains a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) a code segment that receives from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) a code segment that selects a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) a code segment that validates that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template; and (e) a code segment that sends the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
(a) a code segment that maintains a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) a code segment that receives from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) a code segment that selects a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) a code segment that validates that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template; and (e) a code segment that sends the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
8. A computer program as recited in claim 7, further comprising a code segment that separates files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and that compiles a list of files that match the data management template and files that do not match the data management template.
9. A computer program as recited in claim 7, wherein no files are sent to the database if any of the files do not match the data management template.
10. A computer program as recited in claim 7, further comprising a code segment that sends a notification to the user station upon detecting a concurrently executing load process.
11. A computer program as recited in claim 7, wherein the files are medical files.
12. A computer program as recited in claim 7, further comprising a code segment that separates files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and that sends the files to the user station if there are files that do not match the data management template.
13. A system for providing a mufti-tier client/server architecture for storing files, comprising:
(a) logic that maintains a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) logic that receives from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) logic that selects a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) logic that validates that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template;
and (e) logic that sends the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
(a) logic that maintains a connection between multiple user stations and a server having a database;
(b) logic that receives from one of the user stations a plurality of files and a command to load the files into the database;
(c) logic that selects a data management template corresponding to the files;
(d) logic that validates that all of the files to be loaded match the data management template;
and (e) logic that sends the files to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the files match the data management template.
14. A system as recited in claim 13, further comprising logic that separates files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and that compiles a list of files that match the data management template and files that do not match the data management template.
15. A system as recited in claim 13, wherein no files are sent to the database if any of the files do not match the data management template.
16. A system as recited in claim 13, further comprising logic that sends a notification to the user station upon detecting a concurrently executing load process.
17. A system as recited in claim 13, wherein the files are medical files.
18. A system as recited in claim 13, further comprising logic that separates files that match the data management template from files that do not match the data management template, and that sends the files to the user station if there are files that do not match the data management template.
19. A method for providing a notification when multiple users attempt to alter the same data, comprising the steps of:
(a) monitoring connections to a plurality of user stations;
(b) receiving an instruction from one of the user stations for initiating a load process for loading data;
(c) downloading the data to be loaded from the one of the user stations;
(d) determining whether another load process is being concurrently executed;
(e) sending a notification to the one of the user stations if it is determined that another load process is being concurrently executed;
(f) sending a notification to the user station that initiated the concurrently executing load process;
(g) suspending at least one of the load processes upon it being determined that another load process is being concurrently executed; and (h) allowing the at least one of the load processes to continue upon receiving a command to continue from the user station associated with the suspended at least one of the load processes.
(a) monitoring connections to a plurality of user stations;
(b) receiving an instruction from one of the user stations for initiating a load process for loading data;
(c) downloading the data to be loaded from the one of the user stations;
(d) determining whether another load process is being concurrently executed;
(e) sending a notification to the one of the user stations if it is determined that another load process is being concurrently executed;
(f) sending a notification to the user station that initiated the concurrently executing load process;
(g) suspending at least one of the load processes upon it being determined that another load process is being concurrently executed; and (h) allowing the at least one of the load processes to continue upon receiving a command to continue from the user station associated with the suspended at least one of the load processes.
20. A method as recited in claim 19, wherein the data includes medical records.
21. A method as recited in claim 19, wherein the connections to the user stations are via a wide area network.
22. A method as recited in claim 19, wherein all of the load processes are suspended upon it being determined that another load process is being concurrently executed.
23. A method as recited in claim 19, wherein all of the load processes except a first-initiated load process are suspended upon it being determined that another load process is being concurrently executed.
24. A method as recited in claim 19, wherein the notification includes at least one of a pop-up window, an email, and a facsimile.
25. A method for loading data in a multi-tier client/server architecture, comprising the steps of:
(a) receiving a plurality of user-selected keywords, wherein data is organized around the keywords;
(b) selecting a data management template corresponding to the keywords;
(c) validating that all data to be loaded matches the data management template; and (d) sending the data to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the data matches the data management template.
(a) receiving a plurality of user-selected keywords, wherein data is organized around the keywords;
(b) selecting a data management template corresponding to the keywords;
(c) validating that all data to be loaded matches the data management template; and (d) sending the data to a database for loading in the database upon validation that the data matches the data management template.
26. A method as recited in claim 25, wherein the data includes medical-related data.
27. A method as recited in claim 25, further comprising the steps of separating data that matches the data management template from data that does not match the data management template, and compiling a list of data that matches the data management template and data that does not match the data management template.
28. A method as recited in claim 25, wherein no data is sent to the database if any of the data does not match the data management template.
29. A method as recited in claim 25, further comprising the step of loading the data into a table before validation of the data.
30. A method as recited in claim 25, further comprising the step of sending a notification upon detecting a concurrently executing load process.
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