Why is linking data through connectivity so important?

Whether it’s heart rate monitoring while you sleep or continuous blood sugar measurement, data is always collected, consolidated, and analyzed to draw conclusions, identify problems, and provide recommendations.

This data is recorded by the respective medical device or wearable (e.g., a smartwatch) and linked to the Mobile Medical app or the analysis software through various channels.

Bluetooth, Wifi, NFC or manual input?

Whether the data is transferred via Bluetooth, Wifi, NFC or even manual input depends on the type of application, the data to be recorded and the desired use of the information.

  • Manual input: For tracking subjective sensations (e.g. pain, quality of life) or oral medication intake

  • Automated transmission: For information based on measurable parameters (e.g., Puls or respiratory rate, medication administration via pens, pumps, or inhalers, physical activity)

This data, which is continuously transmitted, is stored either on the device itself or in the cloud, where it is permanently accessible to users. In addition, they enable medical professionals to analyze the data and monitor a wide variety of parameters over an extended period—parameters that were previously recorded only sporadically (e.g., during visits to a doctor’s office or hospital).

Miriam Schulze, CEO BAYOOMED

Miriam Schulze
CEO

Connectivity for your medical device

Connectivity will continue to shape the future of the medical technology industry. Are your medical devices ready for this? To ensure you can make the most of all the important data you collect, we’re happy to create the right connection. We integrate connectivity into your medical device—securely and in a way that fits your project.

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