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IEEE 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1

Part 10419: Device Specialization - Insulin Pump - Corrigendum 1

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11073-10419-2015/Cor 1 is a corrigendum for the device specialization standard for insulin pumps, helping clarify the requirements and technical language used in personal health device communication. In the context of bioengineering and networked device interoperability, it supports more consistent implementation of insulin pump data exchange and interpretation. For manufacturers, integrators, and compliance teams, this correction matters because even small wording updates can affect conformance, testing, and system reliability.

About 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1

This corrigendum updates the Part 10419 insulin pump specialization within the 11073 family, which is commonly associated with personal health device communication and structured interoperability. The document is relevant where insulin pump data needs to be represented, exchanged, or validated in a defined technical format. As a correction to the base publication, 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1 is useful for maintaining alignment with the intended requirements and reducing ambiguity in engineering and compliance work.

Where is 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1 used?

This standard is typically used in insulin pump-related healthcare device ecosystems where communication with monitoring software, gateways, or health data platforms must follow a defined profile. It is most relevant to product development, interface specification, and verification activities for insulin pump systems that rely on standardized device semantics. In practice, 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1 can support better consistency across device implementations, especially when health data needs to be exchanged within connected medical environments.

Importance in practice

Corrections like this are important because they help keep technical requirements precise, which supports safer design decisions and more dependable testing outcomes. For regulated device work, a clarified standard can reduce interpretation differences between suppliers, laboratories, and procurement teams. Using 11073-10419-2015/Cor 1 alongside the related insulin pump specialization may also help improve consistency in implementation, documentation, and conformance review, particularly where interoperability is a key requirement.

  • Insulin pump device specialization
  • Corrigendum to the 2015 publication
  • Personal health device interoperability
  • Implementation and conformance support
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  • Publication Date: 2016
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Bioengineering; Computing and Processing; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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