Justin L Grimley

20080140140, Jun 12, 2008

Dec 29, 2005

11/813010

Justin Grimley - Seattle WA, US
Stephen LaBrash - Seattle WA, US

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. - EINDHOVEN

A61N 1/00
A61B 5/02

607 5, 607 60, 600481

A defibrillator records event data with an elapsed time marker. Upon transfer of the event data to an event data recorder the elapsed time markers are used to time-stamp the event data with actual location time. The event date can be analyzed with a display of both elapsed time and actual location time.

59514850, Sep 14, 1999

Dec 8, 1997

8/986507

Judith L. Cyrus - Preston WA
Garry R. Gordon - Issaquah WA
Clinton S. Cole - Issaquah WA
Justin Grimley - Seattle WA
Leona Bell - Seattle WA

Heartstream, Inc. - Seattle WA

A61B 50432

600523

A method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: providing time-correlated event data to a display device; selecting a first event to be displayed; and displaying the first event together with a time-correlated second event on the display device. Another embodiment is a method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: manually entering data comprising a first event into a display device; time-correlating the first event with data comprising a second event collected by a medical device; and displaying the first event together with the second event on the display device.

58998667, May 4, 1999

Dec 8, 1997

8/986508

Judith L. Cyrus - Preston WA
Garry R. Gordon - Issaquah WA
Clinton S. Cole - Issaquah WA
Justin Grimley - Seattle WA
Leona Bell - Seattle WA

Heartstream, Inc. - Seattle WA

A61B 50432

600510

A method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: providing time-correlated event data to a display device; selecting a first event to be displayed; and displaying the first event together with a time-correlated second event on the display device. In another embodiment, the invention is a method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: manually entering data comprising a first event into a display device; time-correlating the first event with data comprising a second event collected by a medical device; and displaying the first event together with the second event on the display device. In yet another embodiment, the invention is a method of creating a report showing the time correlation between recorded medical events, the method comprising the steps of: connecting a memory device to a display device, the memory device comprising a clock; retrieving event data and time data from a memory device; reading a memory device time from the memory device clock; and using the memory device time to associate time with the event data.

58910492, Apr 6, 1999

Dec 8, 1997

8/987193

Judith L. Cyrus - Preston WA
Garry R. Gordon - Issaquah WA
Clinton S. Cole - Issaquah WA
Justin Grimley - Seattle WA
Leona Bell - Seattle WA

Heartstream, Inc - Seattle WA

A61B 5432

600523

A method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: providing time-correlated event data to a display device; selecting a first event to be displayed; and displaying the first event together with a time-correlated second event on the display device. In another embodiment, the invention is a method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: manually entering data comprising a first event into a display device; time-correlating the first event with data comprising a second event collected by a medical device; and displaying the first event together with the second event on the display device. In yet another embodiment, the invention is a method of creating a report showing the time correlation between recorded medical events, the method comprising the steps of: connecting a memory device to a display device, the memory device comprising a clock; retrieving event data and time data from a memory device; reading a memory device time from the memory device clock; and using the memory device time to associate time with the event data.

58910468, Apr 6, 1999

Dec 8, 1997

8/986510

Judith L. Cyrus - Preston WA
Garry R. Gordon - Issaquah WA
Clinton S. Cole - Issaquah WA
Justin Grimley - Seattle WA
Leona Bell - Seattle WA

Heartstream, Inc. - Seattle WA

A61N 504

600510

A method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: providing time-correlated event data to a display device; selecting a first event to be displayed; and displaying the first event together with a time-correlated second event on the display device. In another embodiment, the invention is a method for displaying time-correlated medical event data including the steps of: manually entering data comprising a first event into a display device; time-correlating the first event with data comprising a second event collected by a medical device; and displaying the first event together with the second event on the display device. In yet another embodiment, the invention is a method of creating a report showing the time correlation between recorded medical events, the method comprising the steps of: connecting a memory device to a display device, the memory device comprising a clock; retrieving event data and time data from a memory device; reading a memory device time from the memory device clock; and using the memory device time to associate time with the event data.

20150227694, Aug 13, 2015

Jul 31, 2013

14/419306

- EINDHOVEN, NL
Justin Grimley - Seattle WA, US

G06F 19/00

A system and method for transferring a record of a previously recorded medical treatment event is described which incorporates a handheld medical event recorder (), a central computer () for displaying annotated information about the medical treatment event, and an remote computer-readable medium () in communication with the event recorder and the central computer. The intermediate computer-readable medium maybe arranged as a cloud computer server. The central computer displays a video record () and annotations event tree () pertaining to the medical treatment event simultaneously. Optionally, the central computer displays contemporaneous records of the medical treatment event as recorded by ancillary devices.