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Towards Designing a Secure Exchange Platform for Diabetes Monitoring and Therapy

BACKGROUND
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most prominent examples of chronic conditions that requires an active patient self-management and a network of specialists.


OBJECTIVES
The aim of this study was to analyze the user and legal requirements and develop a rough technology concept for a secure and patient-centered exchange platform.


METHODS
To this end, 14 experts representing different stakeholders were interviewed and took part in group discussions at three workshops, the pertinent literature and legal texts were analyzed.


RESULTS
The user requirements embraced a comprehensive set of use cases and the demand for "one platform for all" which is underlined by the right for data portability according to new regulations. In order to meet these requirements a distributed ledger technology was proposed.


CONCLUSION
We will therefore focus on a patient-centered application that showcases self-management and exchange with health specialists.