USING SENSORS AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA TO AUTOMATICALLY ADJUST MEDICATION DOSES

摘要

Various technologies described herein pertain to adjust recommended dosages of a medication for a user in a non-clinical environment. The medication can be identified and an indication of a symptom of the user desirably managed by the medication can be received. An initial recommended dosage of the medication can be determined based on static data of the user and the symptom. Dynamic data indicative of efficacy of the medication for the user over time in the non-clinical environment can be collected from sensor(s) in the non-clinical environment. The dynamic data indicative of the efficacy of the medication can include data indicative of the symptom and data indicative of a side effect of the user resulting from the medication. A subsequent recommended dosage of the medication can be refined based on the static data of the user and the dynamic data indicative of the efficacy of the medication for the user.

主权项

1. A method of adjusting recommended dosages of a medication, comprising:
identifying the medication, wherein the recommended dosages of the medication are desirably personalized for a user; receiving an indication of a symptom of the user desirably managed by the medication; determining an initial recommended dosage of the medication based at least on static data of the user and the symptom of the user desirably managed by the medication; collecting, from one or more sensors in a non-clinical environment, dynamic data indicative of efficacy of the medication for the user over time in the non-clinical environment, wherein the dynamic data indicative of the efficacy of the medication for the user over time in the non-clinical environment comprises:
data indicative of the symptom of the user desirably managed by the medication; anddata indicative of a side effect of the user resulting from the medication; and refining a subsequent recommended dosage of the medication based on the static data of the user and the dynamic data indicative of the efficacy of the medication for the user over time in the non-clinical environment.