Abstract: A diabetes data management system (DDMS) and corresponding method assist a health-care professional in monitoring and evaluating the progress of a diabetic patient by generating various types of reports that are indicative of periodic trends in the patient's behavior, including compliance with a prescribed course of therapy. Specifically, input data, including carbohydrate, insulin, and glucose data are uploaded by the patient into the DDMS, which then generates periodic (e.g., weekly), patient-specific output data in the form of box plot graphs, bar graphs, etc. over an extended period of time (e.g., several months). By studying the trends indicated by the output data, the health-care professional can modify the patient's therapy in accordance with a set of goals for that patient.

Abstract: A diabetes data management system selects variable parameters and one or more devices with data that are utilized in a report. The diabetes data management system analyzes data during a selected period. The system generates reports which highlight data from one or more device during the selected period including carbohydrate, insulin, and glucose data, reports which highlight data around and during meal events and other user-defined events, reports which overlay multiple data based on time of day and other factors, and automatically prepared logbook reports.