T/JSIA 0006-2024 The basic functional specifications for a diabetes patient's family health data monitoring management system

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Main Technical Content: 6.1.1 User Information Collection 6.1.1.1 Overview The product should support collecting users' basic information through online and offline tools such as web-based products, mobile apps, WeChat official accounts, mini programs, or IoT devices. It should also provide statistical services based on various indicators and display the statistical results in multiple forms. 6.1.1.2 Basic Functions The product should have basic functions such as data access and information entry, and support collecting personal basic information through internet channels or IoT devices, and displaying various data in multiple dimensions and formats. a) Support internet data integration, including age, gender, height, weight, waist circumference, hip circumference, blood sugar, blood pressure, blood lipids, smoking status, alcohol consumption, sleep status, physical activity status, and diabetic complications. The data should be stored in a unified structured format. b) Support collecting detailed diabetic-related information, including daily diet, treatment history, and various test data, through internet channels such as web-based products, mobile apps, and WeChat official accounts. c) Support real-time collection of personal vital signs through wearable IoT devices. d) Support categorized statistical analysis based on various user data, such as user type and health management behaviors, and provide results feedback in multiple display forms to assist medical institutions at all levels in diabetic patient management. 6.1.2 Health Indicator Management 6.1.2.1 Overview The system should support obtaining users' relevant health indicators through automatic transmission from wearable devices and manual entry. The system should also provide accurate health indicator management recommendations based on the user's current disease stage, helping users understand their health status and promoting their self-management of diabetes. 6.1.2.2 Basic Fu

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