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It's a weird argument, though, that we should be checking in on the state of the patient & these devices, but we don't do it unless we have the additional probl
by furyofantares 4y ago
It's a weird argument, though, that we should be checking in on the state of the patient & these devices, but we don't do it unless we have the additional problem of needing to replace a battery.
- ethbr0 4y agoI'd think cert expiration would have taught all of us that out of sight and working is out of a busy, multitasking mind.
- sgtnoodle 4y agoModern devices provide a wealth of telemetry completely autonomously. My pacemaker talks at least daily to a UFO shaped brick on my night stand via BLE. The brick has an integrated cell modem, and was given to me pre-configured. It has a bright green light (that turns off in the dark) to show that it's functional. It has a single button I have never pressed, for if I think something notable enough happened that my doctor's office needs to be sent a report sooner than every 90 days or so.