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IEEE 11073-10417-2010

ISO/IEEE Health informatics — Personal health device communication — Part 10417: Device specialization — Glucose meter

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IEEE 11073-10417-2010 is a personal health device communication standard for glucose meter specialization within ISO/IEEE health informatics. It defines how a glucose meter can exchange information in a structured way, helping support interoperability between the device and connected health systems. For products and engineering teams working with home or clinical self-monitoring devices, IEEE 11073-10417-2010 is important because it helps align data communication behavior with a recognized technical profile for blood glucose measurement.

What is IEEE 11073-10417-2010?

This standard belongs to the IEEE 11073 family for personal health device communication and focuses specifically on glucose meters. It describes the device specialization needed for a meter to communicate measurement data in a consistent format that can be understood by external systems. In practical terms, IEEE 11073-10417-2010 helps define how glucose readings, device behavior, and related exchange requirements fit into a health informatics context, making integration more predictable for compliant implementations.

Where is IEEE 11073-10417-2010 used?

IEEE 11073-10417-2010 is typically used in glucose monitoring equipment that needs to communicate with home health hubs, patient applications, telehealth platforms, or other personal health device interfaces. It is relevant where blood glucose data must move from a meter into a larger digital workflow for review, storage, or transmission. The standard is especially useful in connected self-monitoring environments, medical device integration projects, and systems that rely on structured personal health data exchange.

Why is IEEE 11073-10417-2010 important?

IEEE 11073-10417-2010 matters because it supports consistent communication behavior for glucose meters, reducing the risk of mismatched data handling across devices and software. For procurement, design control, and testing, having a clear device specialization can make technical requirements easier to verify and compare. It also helps support interoperability expectations in health monitoring workflows, which can improve reliability when glucose readings are transferred, interpreted, or stored by connected systems.

  • Glucose meter device specialization
  • Personal health device communication profile
  • Structured blood glucose data exchange
  • Integration with connected health systems
  • Superseded IEEE health informatics standard
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  • Publication Date: 2010
  • Standard Status: Superseded
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Bioengineering; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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