IEEE 11073-10425-2024
ISO/IEEE International Standard: Health informatics--Device interoperability--Part 10425: Personal health device communication--Device specialization--Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM)
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IEEE 11073-10425-2024 is an ISO/IEEE International Standard focused on health informatics device interoperability for personal health device communication, specifically the device specialization for Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) systems. It helps define how CGM data can be represented and exchanged in a consistent way across connected health environments. For bioengineering, computing, and device communication applications, this standard supports clearer integration, more reliable data handling, and more predictable interoperability between monitoring devices and receiving systems.
What is IEEE 11073-10425-2024?
This standard is part of the IEEE 11073 family for personal health device communication. IEEE 11073-10425-2024 addresses the CGM device specialization, giving a technical framework for how continuous glucose monitoring information is structured and exchanged. In practice, that means it supports common understanding between a monitoring device and a host system, helping ensure that glucose-related measurements and device data are communicated in a consistent format. It is relevant to interoperability, device design, and data exchange in health informatics.
Where is IEEE 11073-10425-2024 used?
IEEE 11073-10425-2024 is used in connected health and medical device environments where continuous glucose monitor data needs to move from a CGM device into another system for display, processing, or recordkeeping. This may include personal health platforms, remote monitoring workflows, and device-to-application communication paths. It is especially relevant where implementation teams need a common device specialization for CGM interoperability, rather than a proprietary data format. The standard is useful in engineering, integration, and testing activities.
Why is IEEE 11073-10425-2024 important?
This standard matters because CGM data must be exchanged consistently to support reliable interpretation, integration, and downstream use. IEEE 11073-10425-2024 can help reduce ambiguity during implementation, improve compatibility between devices and receiving systems, and support more controlled testing and procurement decisions. In health informatics, that consistency is important for interoperability and design control, especially when device communication must be dependable across different platforms or vendors. Clear standardization also helps lower integration risk.
- CGM device communication
- Personal health device interoperability
- Health informatics data exchange
- Device specialization requirements
- Integration and testing reference
- Publication Date: 2024
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Bioengineering; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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