Sam- Have you checked out the very extensive IVR research?
Joe
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Quoting Sam Lanfranco <[log in to unmask]>:

> As a follow-up to Susan Himel <[log in to unmask]> and her posting
> asking for information on Overcoming socio-economic barriers related to
> diabetes I would like to follow with a second question.
>
> The development of diabetes monitoring devices has reached the point where
> some of the the monitor/testing devices can store data for several days
> and give some visual feedback to the user.
>
> Is any one aware of projects or programs -anywhere in the world- where the
> monitoring data is being feed back to the health care providers (doctors,
> clinics, community health organizations) for patient surveilance? We are
> interested in "feed back" using both wired and wireless phone or internet
> applications.
>
> I am working with a global group of medical people interested in remote
> monitoring.
>
> Sam Lanfranco,
> York University
> (also CLICK4HP listHOST/CoModerator
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