IEEE P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021
Use of Mobile Devices in Diabetes Control Contexts
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P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 is a technical standard focused on the use of mobile devices in diabetes control contexts, bringing structure to how connected tools, apps, and related systems may support diabetes management. It is relevant to bioengineering and computing-based healthcare environments where device behavior, communication, and system interaction can affect usability and reliability. As P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 is marked inactive, it is best used as a reference point for design review, documentation, or historical comparison.
What is P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021?
This standard addresses the technical context of mobile device use where diabetes control is involved, which may include software functions, data handling, connectivity, and interaction with medical or wellness workflows. P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 is best understood as a specification shaped by bioengineering and computing considerations rather than a general consumer device guide. It can help define how mobile platforms are considered in relation to diabetes-related control tasks, especially where consistent behavior and communication matter.
Where is P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 used?
P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 is most relevant in diabetes-related mobile health environments, such as apps or connected systems that support monitoring, logging, alerts, or data exchange. It may also be useful in product development for device interfaces, communication pathways, and system integration between mobile platforms and healthcare-oriented tools. Typical use cases include engineering review, procurement evaluation, and internal testing where a common technical reference is needed for mobile device behavior in diabetes control contexts.
Why is P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 important?
This standard matters because diabetes control workflows often depend on dependable mobile technology and clear technical expectations. P2621.3/D2.0, Nov 2021 can support consistent design decisions, testing approaches, and documentation practices for systems that may influence user safety, data accuracy, and communication reliability. For organizations working with connected health devices or software, using a defined standard helps reduce ambiguity and improves traceability across development and review processes.
- Mobile device use in diabetes-related workflows
- Communication and data-handling context
- Design and testing reference for connected systems
- Helpful for review, procurement, and documentation
- Inactive standard for historical or comparison use
- Publication Date: 2021
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Bioengineering; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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