Evaluation Of Wearable Articles For A Medical Device

A medical wearable evaluation system for evaluating design configurations of wearable articles of a medical device worn by a patient, the medical wearable evaluation system comprising:

• at least two wearable articles including a first wearable article having a first design configuration and accommodating first biological sensors, and a second wearable article having a second design configuration and accommodating second biological sensors;
• at least one computing device comprising:
• an interface for receiving medical data and configuration data;
• and
• one or more processors and logic encoded in one or more non-transitory media for execution by the one or more processors and when executed operable to perform steps comprising:
• receiving a first set of the medical data from signals captured by first biological sensors of the first wearable article being worn by the patient during a first use time period;
• receiving from the first wearable article, first configuration data indicating the first wearable article is associated with the first set of medical data;
• receiving a second set of the medical data from signals captured by second biological sensors of the second wearable article being worn by the patient during a second use time period;
• receiving from the second wearable article, second configuration data indicating the second wearable article is associated with second set of medical data;
• and
• analyzing the first set of medical data and the second set of medical data to determine that the first design configuration contributes to data anomalies to a greater extent or lesser extent than the second design configuration contributes to data anomalies.

A method for evaluating a design configuration of a wearable article of a medical device worn by a patient, the method comprising:

• providing a wearable article having a design configuration;
• receiving a set of medical data from biological sensors of the wearable article being worn by the patient during a use time period;
• based on an analysis of the set medical data, determining the medical data indicates a possible medical event experienced by the patient;
• in response to determining the possible medical event, receiving from the wearable article, configuration data indicating the wearable article is associated with the set of medical data;
• and
• analyzing the set of medical data to determine whether the design configuration contributes to data anomalies to meet a poor quality threshold to reject the design configuration or to meet below a superior quality threshold to prefer the design configuration.