METHODS AND APPARATUS TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF USER-ENTERED DATA ERRORS IN DIABETES MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
First Claim
1. A method of reducing impact of user-entered data errors in a data management system (DMS), the method comprising:
- storing user-entered data received from a user into a primary DMS database;
storing secondary data received from a source other than the user into a secondary tracking database;
associating the secondary data with one or more events described by the user-entered data;
cross-checking the user-entered data against the associated secondary data;
evaluating the user-entered data based on the cross-checking results;
presenting for review any user-entered data marked for review upon being evaluated;
treating the user-entered data in the primary DMS database based on review results; and
determining a diabetes management plan based on the treated user-entered data.
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Abstract
Embodiments provide systems, methods, and apparatus for reducing the impact of user-entered data errors in a data management system (DMS) such as for diabetes. Embodiments include storing user-entered data received from a user into a primary DMS database; storing secondary data received from a source other than the user into a secondary tracking database; associating the secondary data with one or more events described by the user-entered data; cross-checking the user-entered data against the associated secondary data; evaluating user-entered data based on the cross-checking results; presenting for review evaluated user-entered data; treating user-entered data in the primary DMS database based on review results; and determining a diabetes management plan based on the treated user-entered data. Numerous other aspects are provided.
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23 Claims
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1. A method of reducing impact of user-entered data errors in a data management system (DMS), the method comprising:
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storing user-entered data received from a user into a primary DMS database; storing secondary data received from a source other than the user into a secondary tracking database; associating the secondary data with one or more events described by the user-entered data; cross-checking the user-entered data against the associated secondary data; evaluating the user-entered data based on the cross-checking results; presenting for review any user-entered data marked for review upon being evaluated; treating the user-entered data in the primary DMS database based on review results; and determining a diabetes management plan based on the treated user-entered data. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A data management system (DMS) comprising:
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a DMS device adapted to execute a DMS application; at least one sensor assembly in communication with the DMS device; a primary DMS database accessible by the DMS application; and a secondary tracking database accessible by the DMS application, wherein the DMS device includes a processor coupled to a memory, and the memory is operative to store instructions executable on the processor to; store user-entered data received from a user into the primary DMS database; store secondary data received from the at least one sensor assembly into the secondary tracking database; associate the secondary data with one or more events described by the user-entered data; cross-check the user-entered data against the associated secondary data; evaluate user-entered data for review based on the cross-checking results; present the evaluated user-entered data for review; treat the user-entered data in the primary DMS database based on review results; and determine a diabetes management recommendation based on the treated user-entered data. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. A system for reducing impact of user-entered data errors in a data management system (DMS), the system comprising:
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a DMS database storing user-entered data; a source of non-user-entered data in communication with the DMS; and an evaluation system to evaluate user-entered data relative to non-user-entered data, wherein the source may include at least one of an internal database, one or more sensor assemblies, and one or more external data sources, wherein the one or more sensor assemblies can include one or more sensors adapted to be worn on a user'"'"'s body, the sensor assemblies including a transceiver operable to transmit measured secondary data to a DMS device executing a DMS application wherein the DMS application is operative to store the secondary data in a secondary data tracking database, associate the stored secondary data with user-entered data in a primary DMS database, and cross-check the user-entered data against the secondary data to identify incorrect or inconsistent user-entered data for review.
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