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The summarizer is used for a device for which collecting multiple data points throughout the course of an encounter window is needed. 
  • Ex: A participant is asked to check their glucose level 4x/day in order to be be marked as compliant 

Setup

  • Source: The device that the summarizer is gathering data from
  • Selection Field: The field on the source device that the summarizer is looking at
  • Min Acceptable value: the minimum value that a value needs to be in order for it to be considered valid. Any value lower than this will be considered invalid. If left null there will be no minimum for a value to be valid.
  • Max Acceptable value: the maximum value that a value needs to be in order for it to be considered valid. Any value greater than this will be considered invalid. If left null there will be no maximum for a value to be valid.
  • Separation rule: the minimum amount of time in hours between each data point for it to be considered valid.
  • Note: If both min and max acceptable values are null, then any value will be considered acceptable


Data fields

  • total_value_count: the total number of values that have been summarized

  • invalid_below_count: the number of values that fell below the min acceptable value

  • invalid_above_count: the number of values that were above the max acceptable value

  • valid_separated_count: the number of values that met the separation rule
  • values: A string of comma separated 'value - date' pairs

  • valid_value_count:  the number of values the were above the min acceptable values and also below the max acceptable value

 

Notes:

  • Currently the summarizer goes on a day to day basis, summarizing all source values from form submissions for that day. In the future this could be changed to look at encounter windows to determine the time range of summarizing.

 

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