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IEEE 11073-10417-2009

Personal health device communication Part 10417: Device specialization- Glucose meter

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11073-10417-2009 is a standards document for personal health device communication, focused on the device specialization for a glucose meter. It defines how glucose monitoring equipment may exchange information in a structured and interoperable way, which is important for consistent data handling across bioengineering applications. For organizations working with connected health devices, this standard helps support clearer device communication, more predictable integration, and better alignment with technical expectations for glucose meter data.

11073-10417-2009 overview

This standard belongs to the IEEE 11073 family and addresses the communication profile for a personal health device used to measure glucose. In practical terms, 11073-10417-2009 provides a device-specific framework that can be used to support interoperability between a glucose meter and receiving systems. It is relevant where structured health-device messaging, device behavior, and data interpretation need to be aligned with a recognized technical specification rather than handled as a proprietary format.

Typical use cases

This specification is commonly relevant in systems that collect glucose readings from personal health devices and pass them to software, gateways, or health record workflows. It may be used by manufacturers of glucose meters, integrators building device communication layers, and teams validating data exchange behavior in connected monitoring solutions. In bioengineering contexts, it can support product development, interface testing, and procurement decisions for equipment intended to communicate glucose measurements reliably.

Why this standard matters

Using 11073-10417-2009 can help reduce ambiguity in how glucose meter data is represented and exchanged, which is important for consistency and testing. For device developers and buyers, a defined communication standard may simplify design control, improve compatibility planning, and lower integration risk. Because the document is superseded, it is also useful when reviewing legacy implementations, comparing older device behavior, or understanding the technical basis of existing glucose meter communication designs.

  • Personal health device communication
  • Glucose meter specialization
  • IEEE 11073 family context
  • Interoperable data exchange
  • Legacy device support
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  • Publication Date: 2009
  • Standard Status: Superseded
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Bioengineering
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