Daniel J Carpenter

US Patent:

20020143579, Oct 3, 2002

Filed:

Oct 2, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/968726

Inventors:

John Docherty - Bedford NY, US
Daniel Carpenter - Fairfield CT, US
Richard Surles - Ringoes NJ, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/002000

Abstract:

Systems, methods and computer program products for collecting and analyzing information relating to a physician's prescription practice in relation to expert best practice guidelines are disclosed. Information relating to a patient specific prescription is collected and analyzed with respect to established expert best practice guidelines. When deviations from the best practice guidelines are identified a tiered intervention information is generated to the physician identifying the nature of the deviation and including suggested changes in the physician's prescription practice.

US Patent:

50728504, Dec 17, 1991

Filed:

Apr 25, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/691380

Inventors:

Robert M. Gagnon - Ridgefield CT
Daniel Carpenter - Newport NY

International Classification:

B65D 4106
B65D 2102

US Classification:

220300

Abstract:

A trash can wherein the open top of the container is surrounded by a ring-shaped rim having two inwardly extending prongs forming part of a bayonet mount. The lid of the can has a top portion and a depending annular skirt which can be inserted into the rim preparatory to activation of the bayonet mount which further comprises two inverted L-shaped slots in the external surface of the skirt. The lower ends of the slots are open to permit entry of prongs in response to placing of the lid onto the rim, and the lid is then turned relative to the container in order to cause the prongs to enter the substantially horizontal portions of the respective slots. The bayonet mount ensures that the lid cannot be separated from the container by dogs, bears, raccoons and/or other animals. In addition, the bayonet mount can maintain the top portion of the lid in substantial sealing engagement with the rim to prevent the escape of odors and/or flowable substances. The slots are disposed at the ends of a substantially diametrically extending grip at the upper side of the top portion of the lid to thus facilitate proper orientation of the lid prior to its connection to the container.