Welch Allyn, Inc.

Lifescan Scotland Limited

Lifescan Corporation

Eric Jason Bailey

Thomas A Myers

Shawn C St Pierre

Roger William Graves

Michael D Garrant

Jennifer M Kilian

Esther N Ahn

Mark E Pingel

Marshall W Magee

Corrie A Baum

Ann M Jewell

John P McGloon

Marco Fabio Cardosi

Thomas Rangi Sutton

Christopher Philip Leach

Gretchen Anderson

Leanne Mills

Stephen Patrick Blythe

Mary McEvoy

Richard Michael Day

Emma Vanessa Jayne Day

Lorraine Comstock

Matthew Finch

Arlene Thompson

Nina Antonia Naylor

Ulrich Kraft

Pinaki Ray

Mark H Olson

David Taylor

Greg Matian

Michael Patick Dolan

Michael Patrick Dolan

Murphy Freelen

Carrie Arndt

Marco F Cardosi

Thomas Sutton

A device obtains a series of measurements of a physiological parameter of a monitored patient when the device is operating within a monitoring workflow. The device displays a monitoring workflow home screen when the device is operating within the monitoring workflow. The monitoring workflow home screen contains a representation of the physiological parameter of the monitored patient. In addition, the device obtains a measurement of the physiological parameter of each patient in a series of patients when the device is operating within a non-monitoring workflow. The device displays a non-monitoring workflow home screen when the device is operating within the non-monitoring workflow. The non-monitoring workflow home screen contains a representation of the physiological parameter of a given patient in the series of patients. The monitoring workflow home screen is different than the non-monitoring workflow home screen.

Physiological parameter measuring platform device supporting multiple workflows

A method of operating a glucose test meter is provided. The method can be achieved by storing a plurality of glucose readings to a first memory of the test meter, each of the glucose readings having a time stamp and an order index, the time stamp comprising a date and a time when the glucose reading was performed, the order index indicating an order in which the plurality of glucose readings was saved to the first memory; determining whether successively saved glucose readings have time stamps in chronological order consistent with the order index; and indicating that the date and the time setting in the test meter is incorrect if there are successively saved glucose readings having time stamps inconsistent with the order index.

Method of ensuring date and time on a test meter is accurate

A method and system is provided to allow for determination of substantially Hematocrit independent analyte concentration. In one example, an analyte measurement system is provided that includes a test strip and a test meter. The test strip includes a reference electrode and a working electrode, in which the working electrode is coated with a reagent layer. The test meter includes an electronic circuit and a signal processor. The electronic circuit applies a plurality of voltages to the reference electrode and the working electrode over respective durations. The signal processor is configured to determine a substantially hematocrit-independent concentration of the analyte from a plurality of current values as measured by the processor upon application of a plurality of test voltages to the reference and working electrodes over a plurality of durations interspersed with rest voltages lower than the test voltages being applied to the electrodes.

Systems and methods for determining a substantially hematocrit independent analyte concentration

Patient monitoring device with graphical user interface

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Eric Jason Bailey