As a member of the iDASH project (integrating Data for Analysis, Anonymization, and SHaring), Dr. Heintzman is lead for DMITRI 1.0 (Diabetes Management Integrated Technology Research Initiative). The DMITRI project currently has a daily life, diabetes management data set from 16 subjects with diabetes over 72-96 hours. It tracks data from wearable medical equipment, personal logs, nutritional logs, clinical history data, and questionnaires. The DMITRI datasets are shared through the iDASH portal at the National Center for Biomedical Computing at UCSD. This dataset is unique in that it combines an extensive amount of on-body monitoring (insulin pump dosage logs; Dexcom continuous glucose monitor; SenseWear activity monitor with accelerometer, GSR, and skin temperature sensing; Polar heart monitor; Philips Actiwatch; and Zeo...
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