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TuAnalyze Application Coming Down on July 1
Started this discussion. Last reply by Holger Schmeken on Sunday. 2 Replies 2 Likes
Starting this summer, the platform that TuDiabetes runs on will start undergoing updates that will make the site easier to use, simplify the site layout, and improve the way it works across multiple…Continue
Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members
Started this discussion. Last reply by Elissa Weitzman Mar 8. 29 Replies 12 Likes
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new report about hypoglycemia, based on the experiences of TuDiabetes members: Using data from the…Continue
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A discussion started by TuAnalyze Team was featuredTuAnalyze Application Coming Down on July 1
Starting this summer, the platform that TuDiabetes runs on will start undergoing updates that will make the site easier to use, simplify the site layout, and improve the way it works across multiple devices. Unfortunately, in connection with the upcoming changes to the platform the TuAnalyze app will no longer be compatible with TuDiabetes. As this coincides with the end of our 5-year grant from the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to develop TuAnalyze, we will be taking down the app on…See More
TuAnalyze Team posted a discussionTuAnalyze Application Coming Down on July 1
Starting this summer, the platform that TuDiabetes runs on will start undergoing updates that will make the site easier to use, simplify the site layout, and improve the way it works across multiple devices. Unfortunately, in connection with the upcoming changes to the platform the TuAnalyze app will no longer be compatible with TuDiabetes. As this coincides with the end of our 5-year grant from the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to develop TuAnalyze, we will be taking down the app on…See More
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David (dns) replied to TuAnalyze Team's discussion 'Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members'". . . and I have, indeed, tried to "send an email to the team." So far, dead silence. Still trying."
sweety1691 liked TuAnalyze Team's discussion Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Membersacidrock23 replied to TuAnalyze Team's discussion 'Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members'"As. Dr. Weizman explained: "The article will be freely available through PubMed in one year. This is a long delay and I have submitted a request to the journal to allow us to make the report available to the community and will keep you posted.…"
bewest replied to TuAnalyze Team's discussion 'Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members'"Thanks for confirming that the data from TuAnalyze will be used to develop copyrighted materials with limited access. This is a significant dis-incentive to participating.
Can you reproduce the raw data somewhere so that someone who has paid can…"
Tess liked TuAnalyze Team's discussion Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes MembersDavid (dns) replied to TuAnalyze Team's discussion 'Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members'"I get all of that, and it's all true, much good will undoubtedly result from it in a great many ways and many people will benefit. It's a very good thing.
My gripe is that WE were the test subjects, we provided the data, without us there…"
acidrock23 replied to TuAnalyze Team's discussion 'Published Report: Experiences of Hypoglycemia Among TuDiabetes Members'"That's a great way to put it!! Scientists only believe stuff they can quantify and the report, at least from the precis, appears to do that and leaves the door open for more research. I was thinking it'd be pretty low cost to so a study on…"
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CGM and insulin pump malfunctions: results from the TuAnalyze Device surveys
Posted on January 24, 2012 at 8:00am 0 Comments 1 Like
On our recent blog post sharing data from the hypoglycemia survey, we noticed a number of comments about problems with continuous glucose monitors and…
Continue Published results from the TuAnalyze Hypoglycemia survey!
Posted on January 9, 2012 at 7:00am 26 Comments 2 Likes
Thank you to everyone who has taken the TuAnalyze hypoglycemia survey! We presented results from the survey at the International Society for Disease Surveillance meeting this past December.
At the meeting, we reported on the frequency of severe hypoglycemia and the…
Early TuAnalyze Survey Results Show Members Having Serious Problems with Devices
Posted on November 1, 2011 at 8:00am 0 Comments 3 Likes
Last week we launched two new surveys in TuAnalyze, on insulin delivery systems and blood glucose monitors. A big thank you to everyone who has taken these surveys—so far each has been completed over 200 times!
The purpose of these surveys, which were developed in…
Take our new survey on device use!
Posted on October 27, 2011 at 12:07pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Today the TuAnalyze team launched two new surveys to learn about your device use experiences, problems and malfunctions. These surveys respond to a compelling need to create direct channels of communication between consumers—who individually and collectively have insight into…
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- At 7:56am on October 24, 2011,
Elissa Weitzman said… - Thank you for your note: we agree this would be very helpful. Our development cycle for the TuAnalyze application has this type of functionality available only at a later date--this type of reporting back is computation intensive for automatic display and in some small sample sites, breaking down participants by characteristic can be quite revealing. We will try to pick these ideas up for analysis and feedback through other mechanisms (we have in the past blogged to the community and shared research findings including by posting tables and graphs and even slide decks of results). Please continue to share questions and ideas--your ideas are valuable.
-Elissa Weitzman and the TuAnalyze team
- At 10:44pm on October 22, 2011,
Stuart said… - Can MORE data be added to your TuAnalyze map?
Can "Diabetes Experience": be another table that can be analyzed? My state for example provided a fairly small sample size. But I for one would LOVE to know who my peers are who provided that data in terms of their diabetes experience(s).
How old are we in my state?
How many years have we been diagnosed and achieved these A1C percentages.
Under 1 year?
Under 5 years?
5-10 years?
10-20 years?
20-35 years
Etceteria. Can this kind of data be added/priovided to the state tables?
- At 4:03pm on May 2, 2011,
Doris D said… - I wanted to thank all of you guys for being here for us!
- At 7:58pm on March 17, 2011,
Terrie said… - Thank you for explaining who the Team consists of Elissa. I just didn't feel comfortable talking to a "wall", so to speak. I'll read the rest.
- At 6:40pm on March 17, 2011, Elissa Weitzman said…
- Hi Terrie, You can learn more about the project if you click the "About TuAnalyze" link under the TuAnalyze menu (TuDiabetes homepage). I'm one of the leaders of the project and am faculty at Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School. The team includes doctors, public health scientists and developers (software). TuAnalyze is a research project run in collaboration with the Diabetes Hands Foundation. Funding is from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Feel free to email us (team), or send me a note here or to elissa.weitzman@childrens.harvard.edu). Best wishes, Elissa W.
- At 6:11pm on March 17, 2011, Terrie said…
- Hello!
May I ask who exactly is(are) TuAnalyze Team?
- At 12:25pm on October 21, 2010, Doris D said…
- other's on our Forum.WELCOME TO OUR BIG LOVING & CARING FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's a link to help new member's get to know more "About Us: http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
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