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Glooko Unveils Web-based Diabetes Analytics Platform

by Fred Pennic 06/12/2018 Leave a Comment

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Glooko Unveils Web-based Diabetes Analytics Platform

Diabetes management provider Glooko has unveiled new version of the Glooko Web Application (Population Tracker) that includes streamlined navigation and a large array of diabetes analytics, charts and graphs. The new web application version, which will now be rolled out in the U.S. and Canada and continue with the first European phase later this year, includes support for IDC’s Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP), an important standard with clinicians.

The new web application version, which will now be rolled out in the U.S. and Canada and continue with the first European phase later this year, includes support for IDC’s Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP), an important standard with clinicians.

Key features of the new web platform include:

– New reports that provide insight into how factors like exercise, carbs and medication influence glucose levels.

– Simplified charts and graphs with new color coding that help streamline data and allow for easy interpretation.

– Enhanced insulin pump reports, bolus tracking features and statistics.

– Updated PDF wizard, providing easy report reviewing and sharing.

 

“We are truly excited to supply PWDs and clinicians with the most comprehensive set of reports and analytics on diabetes data available today,” said Sam Wyndbrant, Director of Product Management at Glooko. “We listened to our customers’ feedback and added new features that will allow users to further separate the data that really matters from background noise. Patients and clinicians can now efficiently gain actionable insights from their data better than ever before.”

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