AHFE Open AccessOn the Product Service System Design of Diabetes Management for Patients
Abstract
The increasing number of chronic patients is still a problem for the Italian medical system. In the age of digitalization, digital technology offers many opportunities for helping these patients solve problems, through advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things, big data, and cloud computing, smart devices can be used to collect and analyze the health information of diabetic patients, and transmit it to medical institutions in a form of visual models for obtaining reasonable treatment recommendations timely. This smart product can analyze the patient's health data in real time, meet the needs of the patient, and facilitate the connection between the patient and various medical institutions. This paper studies the product service system centered on diabetic patients, designs a smart device with blood sugar testing, and provides an Italian localized solution.
Keywords: Health Management, Product Service System, Diabetic
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe100923
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