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Innovative Digitech-Enabled Applications & Services Institute Created by Wisely Li [email protected]

1. Problem Is my health well taken care?

1

How do I eat to keep my health? health?

How could I stabilize my blood sugar? Which session of my life need to enforce ?

1 Differences question

2

Efficiency question

Upload Mass Data .. .

Diabetes side

What is the best mode of my diet lifestyle?

Patients upload so many data. I need the analyzed results of the data.

2

Remote Care Side

What’ What’s the patients’ patients’ problems? breakfast, lunch or dinner? How to adjust diet or drugs?

1. Each patient self-care situation is different 2. Each person have the difference of the diet habit. ( Using their own personal experience, to create their personalized diet pattern) 1. Provides users with personalized dynamic care, users can be looked after anytime, anywhere. 2. To Support the remote care side, and handle the complex computing and personalized analysis.

Find the patients’ problem based on expert rules. ( Causal analysis )

Based on patients' personal experience, to support the health educator to provide personalized care pattern and recommendation.

2. Product / Service

PHA Application Focus & Core Technology

1 Remote Health Care Side

5

blood glucose monitoring and Anomaly Analysis

2

The effectiveness of blood glucose to reach a stable

3

4

automated Alert

Patient Side Food Analysis

Best practice & Personalized food recommendation

Food Analysis & automated Alert

Food Record

2. Product / Service

Other Core Function

Patient Side

Remote Health Care Side

Friendly UI for Food Record and Personalized Diet Analysis

Event Management - active and automated alert to caregivers

Draw & Drop ( Friendly UI )

treated treating

emergent untreated

general

Diet Problem Blood glucose Problem

Personalized Diet Analysis

Immediate Interaction

My Diet best practice & Personalized recommendation

No.

User name

Caregiver

Cause

Occurred time

Treating time

Treat Function

Personalized Goal Setting , Blood glucose Analysis & Find Diet best practice Dietitian sets the Personalized Diet-Goal

Blood Glucoe Analysis Diagram (Week)

Diet best practice & Personalized recommendation 王先生

3. Achievement

Competition Advantage • Technical Advantage: – There is no current implementation of a "Dynamic Intelligent Personalized Self-Care Technology" – Creates personalized health education information, improving doctors' abilities to provide health education efficiently – Real-time collection/feedback of user information, along with providing dynamic and intelligent action, allowing users to better look after themselves – Data can used to support long term medical disease or dynamic mobile guidelines

• Innovative Application Advantage : – Provides users with personalized dynamic care, users can be looked after anytime, anywhere – Provides doctors' with information for follow-ups and analysis – Improves health education methods – Creates a better food group/care taking pattern – Creates an Innovative healthcare remote service model (mobile/web)

Achievement 1 : HbA1c 平均HbA1c(%) Average HbA1C (%) 7.8

7.71

7.6 HbA1c(%)

Glucose sticks to the haemoglobin to make a 'glycosylated haemoglobin' molecule, called haemoglobin A1C or HbA1C. The HbA1c test measures your average blood glucose over the past four to six weeks. It measures how much glucose has become stuck onto your red blood cells.

7.4 7.26 7.2

A general range for HbA1c levels is: - Less than or equal to 7% is a very healthy HbA1c level - Between 7% and 8% is a fair HbA1c level and needs work to improve - Between 8% and 10% indicates your blood glucose levels are much too high - Above 10% indicates your blood glucose levels are extremely high.

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Before 加入前 participation

After participation 加入兩個月後 2~3 months

Patients’ average HbA1C: 7.71  7.26。 ( T test : p=0.047, Have significant differences. )

The HbA1C test is currently one of the best ways to check diabetes is under control.

Achievement 2 : ADRR

ADRR

ADRR (Average Daily Risk Range), which is designed to be equally sensitive to hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia and is easily computed from routine self-monitored blood glucose (SMBG) readings. It is a variability measure computed from routine self-monitored blood glucose (SMBG) data.

Method: M Day / month, M > 14, SMBG 3 times / day. f(BG)=1.059 {[ln (BG × 18)]1.084 - 5.381}

r(BG) = f (BG) rl(BG) = r (BG) if f(BG) < 0 and 0 otherwise (left branch); rh(BG) = r (BG) if f(BG) > 0 and 0 otherwise (right branch).

平均ADRR Average ADRR (%) 25

22.62

20

17.88

15 10

5

0

Before加入前 participation BG range ADRR (mmol/l): low risk :< 20 Moderate risk :20~40 high risk :> 40 P.S: P.S:ADRR - DIABETES CARE, pp.2433pp.2433-2438, VOLUME 29,NUMBER 11,NOVEMBER 2006

加入兩個月後 After participation 2 months

Patients’ ADRR : Moderate risk  low risk ( T test : p=0.015, Have significant differences. )

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