IQVIA Composite Medical Records System for Longitudinal Non-Conforming Data
Summary
The USPTO granted patent US12603161B1 to IQVIA Inc. on April 14, 2026. The patent covers a computer-assisted method for obtaining healthcare records from multiple data sources, identifying records for a particular individual and time period, and generating composite records containing pharmaceutical transaction arrays and medical visit arrays stored in a database.
What changed
The USPTO issued patent US12603161B1 to IQVIA Inc. for a computer-implemented method of generating composite healthcare records from multiple data sources. The system identifies records for individual patients during specific time periods and generates composite records including pharmaceutical transaction arrays and medical visit arrays stored in a database. The patent contains 22 claims and has CPC classifications related to healthcare data and cryptography.
Affected parties including healthcare technology companies, health data analytics firms, and healthcare providers developing integrated patient record systems should review this patent to understand the scope of IQVIA's IP claims. The patent may affect product development strategies and may require licensing discussions for similar systems.
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System and method for longitudinal non-conforming medical data records
Grant US12603161B1 Kind: B1 Apr 14, 2026
Assignee
IQVIA INC.
Inventors
Navdeep Alam, Anfisa Kaydak, Kannan Nair
Abstract
A computer-assisted method including obtaining healthcare records from multiple different data sources that each provide information regarding a corresponding type of healthcare events, identifying healthcare records from the multiple different data sources that are for a healthcare event associated with a particular individual and that occurred during a particular period of time, and generating a composite record for the particular individual for the particular period of time, and storing the composite record in a database of composite records. The composite record include an identifier for the particular individual, a pharmaceutical transactions array, where each entry in the pharmaceutical transactions array represents a pharmaceutical transaction that occurred during the particular period of time, and a medical visit array, where each entry in the medical visit array represents a medical visit that occurred during the particular period of time.
CPC Classifications
G16H 10/60 G16H 20/10 H04L 9/30
Filing Date
2023-03-24
Application No.
18189498
Claims
22
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