Dynamic graphical user interface for interaction with patient respiratory disease data

A system comprising:

• for each patient of a plurality of patients,
• a first sensor that monitors activation of an inhaler associated with the patient during a rescue inhaler usage event, wherein the first sensor records the geographic location where each rescue inhaler usage event of the report of rescue inhaler usage occurred during the time window;
• a second sensor that monitors activation of the inhaler during a controller inhaler usage event, wherein the second sensor records the geographic location where each controller inhaler usage event of the report of controller inhaler usage occurred during the time window;
• a remote server configured to:
• receive a report of rescue inhaler usage for the patient reported by the first sensor over a time window, wherein the remote server recognizes the report of rescue inhaler usage events based on a device identifier unique to the first sensor;
• and
• receive a report of controller inhaler usage for the patient reported by the second sensor over the time window, wherin the remote server recognizes the report of controller inhaler usage events based on a device identifier unique to the second sensor;
• transmit, for display on a computing device associated with the health care provider, a graphical element containing patient asthma monitoring information for the plurality of patients who have asthma, the patient asthma monitoring information comprising:
• the report of rescue inhaler usage for each patient of the one or more patients who have asthma over the time window;
• and
• the report of controller inhaler usage for each patient of the one or more patients who have asthma over the time window;
• and
• responsive to the health care provider selecting a patient from the one or more patients displayed on the graphical element, generate a notification requesting updated medication information from the selected patient;
• and
• transmit the notification to a computing device of the selected patient.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions, that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• for each patient of a plurality of patients who have asthma,
• receive, at a processor, a report of rescue inhaler usage for the patient over a time window, the report of rescue inhaler usage reported to the processor by a first sensor that monitors activation of an inhaler during a rescue inhaler usage event, wherein the first sensor records the geographic location where each rescue inhaler usage event of the report of rescue inhaler usage occurred during the time window and the processor recognizes the report of rescue inhaler usage events based on a device identifier unique to the first sensor;
• and
• receive, at a processor, a report of controller inhaler usage for the patient over the time window, the report of controller inhaler usage reported to the processor by a second sensor that monitors activation of the inhaler during a controller inhaler usage event, wherein the second sensor records the geographic location where each controller inhaler usage event of the report of controller inhaler usage occurred during the time window and the processor recognizes the report of controller inhaler usage events based on a device identifier unique to the second sensor;
• transmit, for display on the computing device associated with the health care provider, a graphical element containing patient asthma monitoring information for the plurality of patients who have asthma, the patient asthma monitoring information comprising:
• the report of rescue inhaler usage for each patient of the one or more patients who have asthma over the time window;
• and
• the report of controller inhaler usage for each patient of the one or more patients who have asthma over the time window;
• and
• responsive to the health care provider selecting a patient from the one or more patients displayed on the graphical element, generate a notification requesting updated medication information from the selected patient;
• and
• transmit the notification to the selected patient.