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How do I view a member's Blood Glucose, Blood Pressure Measurement Data, and others?

Step 1: Choose the item you want to view

1-1. Access the LifeCare screen

Open the app and click on LifeCare in the main screen to view Blood Glucose or Blood Pressure Measurement Data

Note: To view Blood Glucose and Blood Pressure Measurement Data, the member must share their measurement recordings with you. Please refer to "How to share your Blood Glucose/Pressure recording for Experts/Clinic or Members?"

1-2. Description about abnormal indicators

Red numbers below indicate abnormal values.

For example, the number 5 beside the clock icon indicates that you are monitoring Blood Glucose and Blood Pressure measurement values of 3 members, 3 of whom missed their scheduled re-measurement. The warning triangle icon on the right-hand side shows the number of monitored members with unusual blood glucose and blood pressure values.

Step 2: View the member's self-measured data

2-1. Sort and filter to find members easily

For example, you can sort and filter the member list when you enter the Blood Glucose Measurement screen

Please click on the avatar of the member you want to view

2-2. View the member's measurement data in detail

Enter the member's measurement data history screen; the chart on top will help you compare results easily. Below, there is a history of measurements that you can click and view in detail.

You can click the Chat icon on the right-hand side of the member's name to conduct a real-time consultation.

2-3. Set display range and display content

Click Menu at the top right corner of the member's History screen, then choose Historical Inquiry and select the time period you would like to view.

Display Setting: can be selected as you request.

Step 3: Set up the interval of time in which members need to re-measure

Click the Clock icon at the top right corner, and the re-measurement time will be shown. Choose the desired time and click OK.

For example, you would like to choose 24 hours as the time interval in which your member should re-measure. If the member's measurement time is 13:00 today, then they will re-measure at 13:00 tomorrow. If the member does not re-measure by the indicated time, the system will report an abnormality.