Printing device for personal medical monitors
OwnerTim H. Gordon, Scott W. Gisler +3inventors
InventorsTim H. Gordon, Scott W. Gisler, Michael Puma, Raymond L. Yao, Pierre Cassigneul
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OwnerTim H. Gordon, Scott W. Gisler +3inventors
InventorsTim H. Gordon, Scott W. Gisler, Michael Puma, Raymond L. Yao, Pierre Cassigneul
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A printing device is provided to increase the benefit to patients and healthcare professionals of personal medical monitoring devices, such as blood glucose meters. The printing device receives and analyzes data from a personal medical monitoring device, such as a blood glucose meter, and generates an output based on analysis of the data. The output may include a log of the data entries, or graphical representations of the data, such as pie charts, line charts, histograms, and the like. Furthermore, the data analysis performed by the device can comprise applying therapy rules to the data. In this manner, the device is capable of and providing therapy recommendations in the output based on the analysis of data and application of therapy rules, and to thereby provide therapy guidance for a patient and their respective health care professional.
A printing device for use with a body fluid chemistry analyzer, comprising:
A method of retrieving and printing stored blood chemistry data comprising the steps of:
A computer readable medium of instructions adapted to control a printing device to retrieve and print body fluid chemistry data from a body fluid chemistry analyzer, comprising:
A method of providing therapy guidance comprising the step of:
A printer adapted for communication with a body fluid chemistry analyzer, wherein said printer is pre-configured such that upon establishing a communication link with said body fluid chemistry analyzer, said printer downloads data from said body fluid chemistry analyzer, analyzes said data, and prints a report based on said analysis of said data.
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