Associating therapy adjustments with patient posture states

A system comprising:

• a posture state sensor that generates a signal indicative of a patient posture state;
• a user input mechanism that receives user input indicating an adjustment to a first therapy parameter value that defines therapy delivered to a patient;
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• a processor that associates the adjustment with a sensed posture state of the patient determined based on the signal from the posture state sensor, associates the sensed posture state with a stability indication that indicates the user has inputted the adjustment specific to the sensed posture state, and based on the adjustment, updates a second therapy parameter value associated with at least one patient posture state related to the sensed posture state and not associated with a respective stability indication.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that cause a programmable processor to:

• receive user input indicating an adjustment to a first therapy parameter value that defines therapy delivered to a patient;
• associate the adjustment with a sensed posture state of the patient;
• associate the sensed posture state with a stability indication in a memory, wherein the stability indication indicates the user has inputted the adjustment specific to the sensed posture state;
• based on the adjustment, update a second therapy parameter value associated with at least one patient posture state related to the sensed posture state and not associated with a respective stability indication;
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• control a medical device to deliver therapy to the patient according to the adjusted first therapy parameter value and the updated second therapy parameter value.

A system comprising:

• means for receiving user input indicating an adjustment to a first therapy parameter value that defines therapy delivered to a patient;
• means for associating the adjustment with a sensed posture state of the patient;
• means for associating the sensed posture with a stability indication that indicates the user has inputted the adjustment specific to the sensed posture state;
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• means for updating a second therapy parameter value associated with at least one patient posture state related to the sensed posture state and not associated with a respective stability indication based on the adjustment.