WO2001027729A2 - Method and device to facilitate inputting and recording of information - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an input device to facilitate inputting information. More particularly, this invention relates to a portable input device which can be used to input behavioural and personal information at any time during the day or night for accurate charting or logging.
- Charting or logging of personal information acquired periodically over time can be invaluable to the treatment or study of conditions and diseases.
- charting or logging is used to assist in weight loss or cessation of smoking. It is common for weight loss regimen to require the individual to log or chart the foods being consumed over the day as well as the duration and intensity of any exercise to attempt to determine the caloric intake and output of the individual. Likewise, it is common for individuals to log or chart their smoking habits to attempt to modify their behaviour so as to smoke less.
- Charting or logging is also often necessary in the treatment of certain conditions or diseases. For example, in the treatment of diabetes, it is often necessary, or at least desirable, to have a log or chart of the food being consumed, the individual's glucose levels and the time and amount of insulin injections. This information can then be used to determine the amount and type of insulin to be taken in the future as well as modifications in the individual's behaviour and eating habits which should be considered.
- charting or logging of information can be very time consuming and inconvenient to the individual.
- prior art charting or logging devices require the individual to keep a chart with them at all times to ensure that information is charted promptly thereby increasing the accuracy of the information and decreasing errors which may arise due to forgetfulness .
- charting can not be performed discretely, which may further decrease the instances of charting using the prior art devices .
- this invention resides in a device for recording information, said device comprising: a display for displaying preset screens in a predetermined order, said preset screens representing categories of information which can be recorded; a first set of input switches for inputting information and instructions, said first set of input switches comprising a first switch and a second switch; wherein activation of the first switch of the first set causes the device to display a next screen in the predetermined order; and wherein activation of the second switch in the first set causes the device to select the category corresponding to the screen being displayed by the display device.
- the device comprises a predetermined order of screens which can be scrolled by the first set of input switches. In this way, a large amount of information can be stored and displayed by scrolling through the screens using the first set of switches. Accordingly, a small number of switches can be used, providing the result that the device can be smaller in overall size.
- a further advantage of the present invention is that because the device is small and has few switches, the device can be incorporated in a wrist watch that can be fastened to the wrist of the user. In this way, the device can be easily transported and will appear as a wrist watch when not used for charting or logging. Furthermore, the wrist watch can be used as an alarm for signalling to the user when the user should perform a test or input information.
- a still further advantage of the present invention is that because the device is driven by predetermined screens which the user scrolls through with ust two or more switches, the device is easy to operate.
- a further advantage of one embodiment of the device is that a second set of switches can be used to input information.
- the second set of switches can generate signals that incrementally increase or decrease the value shown on the screen. In this way, information can be easily inputted by the user.
- the first set of switches are preferably located at opposite ends of the display. In this way, the device has an advanced ergonomic design which facilitates inputting of information.
- the screens will have arrows which point to the switches and indicate their function, thereby making the device easier to use. As the switches are located at opposite ends of the screen, the arrows will unambiguously point to a corresponding switch and indicate the function.
- the second set of switches are also located at opposite ends of the display to facilitate inputting of information and to permit arrows on the display to unambiguously point to each of the second set of switches and indicate their function.
- the screen will display a default value selected to be near the value which the user will likely input. In this way, the user will not be required to incrementally increase or decrease the value by much, which further facilitates the expediency of charting or logging.
- the default value will be the previous value inputted by the user, which should be near the value which the user will next input, and, will provide some indication to the user as to the change in the value over time.
- a further advantage of the present invention is that the information can be quickly downloaded or retrieved to a computer. This can be accomplished, for example, by using a serial or other type of link between the device and a computer.
- the information could be retrieved by storing the information on transposable memory, such as the transposable memory disclosed in U.S. Patent 5,813,026 and Canadian laid-open Patent Application Serial No. 2,227,922 assigned to the present applicant.
- transposable memory such as the transposable memory disclosed in U.S. Patent 5,813,026 and Canadian laid-open Patent Application Serial No. 2,227,922 assigned to the present applicant.
- the transposable memory can be given to a professional to analyse the information.
- the information recorded m the device can be permanently stored in an archive .
- Figure 1 shows a top view of a device for recording information according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 2 shows the embodiment of the present invention illustrated in Figure 1 with category screens and value screens according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figures 3a, 3b and 3c are charts of values and increments according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a chart illustrating the information recorded on the recordation device according to one embodiment of the present invention over a four day period;
- FIG. 5 shows alarm screens according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 shows a conceptual representation of the device according to a further embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 1 shows a recording device, shown generally by reference numeral 10, according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the recording device 10 comprises a display 12.
- the display 12 can be any type of display, such as LED or LCD display, as is known in the art .
- the device 10 further comprises a first set of input switches, shown generally by reference numerals 21a and 21b.
- the first set of input switches 21a, 21b control which preset screens, shown in Figure 2 by reference numerals 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d and 24e, will be displayed on the display 12.
- the recording device 10 further comprises a second set of input switches 22a, 22b.
- the second set of input switches 22a, 22b are used for inputting values as discussed below.
- the device 10 is in the form of a wrist watch.
- the device comprises a fastener, such as a strap 8, for fastening the device 10 to the wrist of a user, similar to a conventional wrist watch.
- the device 10 also comprises a clock unit 70 (shown in Figure 6) which measures the passage of time. When information is not being inputted or recorded, the display 12 will display clock screen 23 which is the time and date as determined by the clock unit.
- the user can activate one of the first set of switches 21a, 21b.
- the information inputting and recording procedure can be commenced by activating the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21.
- Activation of the second switch 21b will cause the device 10 to display a first predetermined category screen 24a.
- Activation of the first switch 21a of the first set of switches 21 will then cause the device 10 to display a next category screen 24b of the preset category screens 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d, 24e in a predetermined order.
- Each of the category screens 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d, 24e correspond to a category of information which is to be inputted.
- the first category is glucose level and the preset category screen 24a corresponding to glucose contains the word "glucose”.
- the second category is medication, such as insulin or any type of medication, and the corresponding preset category screen 24b displays the word "insulin”.
- the third category which is carbohydrates, corresponds to the third preset category screen 24c which displays the word "carbos”.
- the fourth category corresponds to the health state of the user and the fourth preset category screen 24d displays
- the fifth category is exercise and the fifth preset category screen 24e displays the word "exercise”. It is understood that while the present invention is described in terms of a recording device 10 having five preset screens, and in particular preset category screens 24, the invention is not limited to this embodiment. Rather, it is understood that the recording device 10 can be used with different categories, and a different number of categories, as is desired.
- the device 10 After activation of the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21, the device 10 changes from its original or clock state to an input and record state. In this state, activation of the first switch 21a of the first set of switches 21 causes the device 10 to scroll through the preset category of screens 24 and display a next category screen 24 in the predetermined order. This is illustrated in Figure 2 by the dotted arrows pointing from one preset category screen 24 to the next preset category screen 24 in the predetermined order. For the last preset screen 24e, there is an arrow pointing back to a first preset screen 24a indicating that the predetermined order according to this embodiment is a loop of all of the preset screens 24.
- the user activates the first switch 21a of the first set of input switches until the preset screen 24 corresponding to the category of information which is to be recorded is displayed on the display 12.
- the user selects or opens the category screen 24 corresponding to the selected category.
- the user can select or open a category screen 24 by activating one of the other switches 21, 22 on the device 10.
- the user activates the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 24 to select the category represented by the category screen 24 being displayed.
- the preset screens 24 also comprise the word “next” and “open” and arrows 25a, 25b.
- the first switch 21a of the first set of switches 21 is located at a first end 14 of the recording device and the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 is located at a second end 16 of the recording device 10.
- the first set of switches 21 are easily placed on the device 10.
- this placement of the first set of switches 21 permits easy access to each of the switches 21a, 21b.
- this placement of the switches 21 permits the preset screens 24 to easily show arrows 25a, 25b and words which indicate the function of the switches 21a, 21b which facilitate operation of the device 10.
- This preferred placement of the first set of switches 21 provides an ergonomically useful device 10 which is easy to operate and to learn to operate.
- the recording device 10 will then display value screens unique to that category for inputting information corresponding to that category.
- value screens are shown in Figure 2 generally by reference numerals 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35, where reference numeral 31 represents the value screens for the first category, namely glucose, reference numeral 32 represents the value screens for the second category, namely insulin injection, reference numeral 33 represents the value screens for the third category, namely carbohydrates, reference numeral 34 represents the value screens for the fourth category, namely health status, and reference numeral 35 represents the value screens for the fifth category, namely exercise.
- the display 12 Upon selection of a category, the display 12 will display a default or opening screen 31a, 32a, 33a, 34a, 35a.
- the default or opening screen 31a, 32a, 33a, 34a, 35a will display a default value which should be near the value which the user desires to input, thereby further facilitating inputting and recording of the information.
- the default or opening screen 34a will display a value of 50 which, statistically, should be near the value which the user desires to input.
- the user can then activate the second set of switches 22 to generate value signals that will increase and decrease the value displayed on the opening screen 34a by a predetermined amount until the value to be inputted is displayed.
- screens 34a and 34b comprise arrows 37a, 37b which indicate which switch of the second set of switches 22 will increase or decrease the value being displayed by the predetermined amount.
- the incremental predetermined amount for the health status will be 5 units. Accordingly, to display the value of 35, the user would need to activate the second switch 22b, identified by arrow 37b, three times to decrement the default value of
- screen 34c comprises arrows 37c, 37d which, comparing screen 34c and Figure 1, indicate which of the first set of switches 21 will return back to the previous screen 34b or close the screen 34c. If the user closes screen 34c, the device 10 will record the value 35 and the corresponding time, as well as return the display 12 to the original state, namely displaying the clock screen 23 having the time and date, similar to any other wrist watch.
- the default or opening screen 31a will display the test result entered on the previous day and at the time closest to the time at which the present input is being made.
- the default or opening screen 31a could display a value which is derived from an averager or other mathematical formula based on the results of the previous day. This is done on the assumption that the glucose tested on successive days should be about the same at the same time of day. Accordingly, by displaying the test results from the previous day at the time closest to the time at which the input is being made, the user should be able to easily input the present glucose value.
- the screens in Figure 2 comprises arrows 37a, 37b which indicate which switch of the second set of switches 22 will increase or decrease the value being displayed by the predetermined amount.
- the final screen namely screen 31d
- the final screen will comprise arrows 37c and 37d indicating which of the first set of switches 21 will close the screen and record the value or return back to the previous screen 31c.
- the default or opening screen 33a displays the total at the time of opening the carbo screen for that day. If the user wishes to add to this value, the user can activate the second switch 22b of the second set of switches 22, which is indicated by the add arrow 37e shown in screen 33a.
- the user can then manipulate the second set of switches 22, similar to the manner disclosed above, to increase or decrease the value displayed by a predetermined amount.
- the predetermined incremented amount for the carbohydrate category is preferably 5 calories or grams of carbohydrates, or any other predetermined amount. In this way, a total carbohydrate intake for the day can be incremented and shown for the user's reference.
- the intensity and duration of exercise can be inputted and recorded.
- the default or opening screen for the exercise category is 35a, which shows the word "low” indicating a low intensity. The user can then select this value and enter the time, or, select a higher intensity such as “med” for medium or “high” for high intensity.
- arrow 37f indicates the first switch 22a of the second set of switches 22 scrolls to a different level of intensity, and, the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 inputs and records the intensity being displayed and then requests the user to input the duration.
- the duration can be increased or decreased by a predetermined amount, preferably 5 minutes as shown m Figure 3, by activating the second set of switches 22.
- the screen 35d preferably shows arrows 37a, 37b indicating more or less to identify which of the second set of switches 22 will increase or decrease the displayed value by a predetermined amount.
- the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 can be activated to display screen 35e.
- Arrows 37c, 37d identify the first set of switches 21 which will close the screen and return to normal operation or return back to screen 35d, respectively, similar to the procedure described above.
- the default or opening screen 32a will display the glucose and insulin from the closest time period on the previous day or the average of these.
- the user can recall more than the previous day, such as the previous three days, of insulin and glucose as shown by screens 32b and 32c of Figure 2.
- Activation of the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 will cause the device 10 to display the next screen, namely screen 32d, which asks if the type of insulin is the same or not.
- the user would then indicate the amount of insulin used by increasing or decreasing the displayed amount by a predetermined value as discussed above and as illustrated in screens 32e and 32f.
- the device 10 will then display screen 32g which is another type of insulin.
- screen 32g displays the letter "L” indicating a long-acting type of insulin. If this is not the correct insulin, the user can select "other" types of insulin by activating the first switch 21a of the first set of switches 21. The display will then display screen 32h which contains the letter "X" indicating another type of insulin. These types of insulin and default insulin F can be specifically determined by the physician supervising the user.
- the user will select the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 which would then move either to screen 32i or 32j , whichever the case may be, to enter the correct amount of insulin.
- the user can activate the second switch 21b of the first set of switches 21 which will then cause the device 10 to display screen 32k or 321. The user will then have an opportunity to input this type of insulin for recording m a similar manner to that discussed above .
- Figure 3a shows a chart indicating the categories, as well as the range of the categories, the predetermined amount by which the second set of switches 22 increment the displayed amount, the default opening screen and the number of entries, respectively, for each category. Accordingly, Figure 3a provides a summary of some of the features of the screens illustrated in Figure 2 and discussed above .
- Figure 3b is a chart showing optional screens which the device 10 may incorporate. As shown in Figure 3b, the device 10 may be able to recall additional information from previous days to assist the user to determine what set of circumstances influences the user' s health status and to facilitate inputting and recordal of information.
- Figure 3c shows a chart of technical specifications for a preferred embodiment of the invention. As shown in Figure 3c, in the preferred embodiment, the device 10 could use transposable program memory, such as the transposable program memory disclosed in U.S. Patent 5,813,026 and Canadian laid-open Patent Application Serial No.
- the device 10 could download the data by serial upload powered by a personal computer.
- the device 10 could also transfer the information to transposable memory which can then be given to the physician in exchange for a replacement transposable memory.
- Figure 4 is a chart illustrating the information inputted and recorded on the device 10.
- the information for each of the categories namely glucose, insulin, carbos, health and exercise, will be recorded for a number of days . The time the information was inputted will also be recorded. It is understood that the chart illustrated m Figure 4 would be generated from data stored electronically within the device 10 and could be used by the user, or the physician supervising the user, to better treat the diabetes of the patient .
- the device 10 comprises an alarm.
- the alarm is coupled to the clock unit and will be triggered at predetermined times during the day.
- Figure 5 shows four alarm screens 50, 52, 54, 56 for setting the time at which four separate alarms should be activated. The alarms will indicate that the user should take an action, such as taking a glucose reading or taking an insulin injection.
- the device 10 will have a silent alarm, shown generally by reference numeral 40 in Figure 5, which comprises a symbol, which may be pulsating, appearing on the display 12 m addition to the screen 23 displaying the time.
- the silent alarm 40 will prompt the user to perform an action such as taking a glucose level test, taking insulin, ingesting carbohydrates or performing exercise. Once the user performs the required action, the silent alarm 40 will no longer appear on the display 12.
- the device 10 comprises an audible alarm in addition to the silent alarm 40, such that if the user does not perform the action within a predetermined time period after the pulsating alarm 40 begins pulsating on the display 12, such as one to two hours, the audible alarm will sound. The audible alarm will then indicate that the user must perform the action as soon as possible.
- the recording device 10 can be used for behavioural modification.
- the device 10 in addition to the silent alarm 40 which would prompt a user to take an action, can be used to interrupt the user' s acquired behavioural response to external stimuli or urges.
- the user can activate one of the first set of switches 21 to interrupt an acquired behavioural response.
- the display 12 can then display symbols representing alternative responses as disclosed more fully in U.S. Patent 5,833,466.
- the input and recording device 10 can then also record which response, namely the acquired behavioural response or one of the alternate behavioural responses, the user selects in response to the external stimuli or urge or prescribed regimen .
- Figure 6 shows a conceptual representation of a further embodiment of the present invention 10.
- the first set of switches 21a, 21b when activated, generate signals Sl a , Sib, respectively, which cause the device 10 to display one of the screens 24, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 on the display 12 as discussed above.
- the second set of switches 22a, 22b generate the value signals S2 a , S2 b/ respectively, which cause the value being displayed by the display 12 to increase or decrease by a predetermined amount, as also discussed above.
- signals Sl a , Sl b , S2 a , S2 b are received by a controller 60 which controls the display 12.
- the controller 60 is also connected to the clock unit 70 which measures the passage of time.
- the clock unit 70 is connected to the display 12 to display the time and date when the device 10 is m the original state and the clock screen 23 is being displayed on the display 12.
- the device 10 may comprise a memory 62 for storing screens 24, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35.
- the memory 62 may also store the information being inputted and recorded by the user.
- the memory 62 may also comprise transposable memory which can be removed, as discussed above.
- the device 10 may have a serial link 72 for serially downloading the information recorded by the device 10.
- the switches 21a, 21b, 22a, 22b can be any kind of switches which can, m response to activation by the user, generate a signal which can cause the device 10 to display one of the screens 24, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35.
- the second set of switches 22 can be any type of switches which can, in response to activation by the user, generate a value signal indicating an increase or decrease by a predetermined amount of the value being displayed on the display 12.
- the switches 21, 22 may be designed so that if the switches 21, 22 are continuously activated, such as by the user continuously depressing the switch, the signals may be continuously generated.
- the signal which causes the display to display the category screens 24 will be continuously generated and the category screens 24 will be continuously displayed on the display 12 in the predetermined order.
- the display 12 can be any type of display which can display information.
- the display 12 can include an LED display or an LCD display or other types of displays.
- arrows 37a, 37b, 37c, 37d, 37e may point in different directions if the switches 21, 22 are in different positions than those shown in Figure 1. It is also understood that while the present invention has been described as a device 10 in the form of a wrist watch, the invention is not limited to this form. Rather, the invention can be m any form or incorporated into any other type of device.
- the invention can be m the form of clothing accessories, such as a pendant or belt buckle.
- the invention can also be m a hand-held form, such as an electronic credit card or note pad.
- the invention is incorporated in a tester which tests for one of the categories.
- the invention can be included in a glucose tester used to test the glucose level in the case of the user having diabetes. In this way, the user will only need to carry one device, namely the glucose tester, which can be used to test the glucose level, as well as input and record the results of the glucose test and other information corresponding to the category screens 24.
- the glucose tester may be electronically connected to the input and recording device of the present invention such that the input and recording device can input and record the results of the glucose test, along with the time and date, as determined by the clock unit 70.
- the present invention has been described in terms of an input and recording device 10 to chart or log categories for a user having diabetes, the present invention is not limited to diabetes. Rather, the device 10 can be used to chart or log information regarding any type of condition or disease, such as weight management, cessation of smoking, alcohol or drug abuse, to name but a few. In addition, the device 10 can be used to input information in any type of category and any number of categories . It is understood that the specific category and number of categories to be used to chart or log the corresponding disease or condition can be best determined by the health care professional supervising the user of the device 10.
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