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- 11. My Medical Record Nightscout and Data Analysis Insulin Pump / CGM Data
- 12. My Medical Record modules (Current Prototype) - Clinical data and communication under one roof
- 13. Secure access within HSCN to glucose, carbohydrate and insulin pump data for both patients and clinicians
- 14. Novel Data-driven ‘Priority List’ for Clinic Team • Mindful communication: choice of auto contact or flag event to healthcare professional • Designed to reinforce individual responsibility and celebrate successes • System learns from previous outcomes
Editor's Notes
- Insulin (self-administration), carbs, emotions, sickness
- Data everywhere
- Data everywhere
- Human Computer
- Data everywhere
- Your glucose and insulin data at a glance
- Lots of data available from variety of sources; focus on longer temporal data; fixed clinic events
- Lots of data available from variety of sources; focus on longer temporal data; fixed clinic events