wesleyac/hophacks

Hophacks 2017 project

GlucoView

Inspiration

In the past 5 years, people with type one diabetes have gone from having blood glucose measurements 4 times a day to hundreds of times a day, thanks to continuous glucose monitors. Despite the more than 100-fold increase in the amount of data that we have, the ways that we view that data have hardly changed. What's more, when patients want to use the vast amounts of data available to them to make decisions about their diabetes care regimen, they need to discuss it with a doctor - a process which can take months for some patients, if it is available at all.

What it does

GlucoView vastly simplifies the process of interpreting CGM data by providing a small set of actionable items that the use can implement, ranging from changing insuling pump settings to setting reminders to take insulin.

How we built it

GlucoView imports it's data from tidepool blip, allowing anyone with a tidepool account to enjoy a simpler way to interact with their diabetes data.

In a few clicks, the use can import data from tidepool and have personalized suggestions ready to help them get their diabetes under control.

hophacks's Issues

Add tidepool import UI

Change demo users to be more interesting

Highs and lows, etc.

Chart axes

Responsiveness

And carousel buttons 🔘

Decide on name

Add loading spinner for tidepool import

tidepool import can take ~30 secs, so we should display a loading interface of some sort while it thinks.

Paginate suggestions

Template settings change suggestions

Add text message reminders

We can integrate with twillo to provide text message reminders to check bg/bolus.

Make multiple demo users

We should have two or three users to demo with - for this, we can either make fake data or select different days from my data.

Add more suggestion types

• You are usually [high/low] in the [morning/evening/afternoon/overnight] - [change basel or bolus settings]
  • Method: find max(avg_data) and min(avg_data)
• You often forget to bolus for [breakfast/lunch/dinner] - consider setting reminders
  • Method: find time periods with few boluses && high avg derivatives
• You often go to bed with a high blood sugar - consider setting a reminder to bolus before going to bed
  • Method: find avg blood sugar at 12:00 AM and check against threshold
• You often wake up with a high blood sugar - [change basel]
  • Method: If they don't go to bed with high BG but do have high bg at 7:00 AM
• You often forget to give correction insulin in the [morning/afternoon/evening] - consider setting alarms on you CGM
  • Method: This is harder. TODO(Wesley) come back to this

Fix the button

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No suggested changes

Need to have an example where a change gets suggested 🐼