Glucose Data Sharing via Segmented Share Codes

The patent introduces a share code as an intermediary mechanism between the glucose monitoring system and external devices. The share code acts as a mediator that enables authorized access to glucose data and reports while maintaining privacy boundaries. It allows selective sharing without requiring direct exposure of sensitive patient information, thus resolving the contradiction between accessibility and privacy protection.

The patent segments the data access rights by separating patient identifying information from the glucose data itself. The share code mechanism allows segmentation of access levels where different users can access different portions of the data (e.g., glucose values without personal identifiers), enabling ease of operation for authorized users while preserving privacy for the patient.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the data into two distinct components: glucose data (which can be shared for complete medical information) and patient identifying information (which remains protected). The share code mechanism enables selective sharing of glucose data without mandating inclusion of personal identifiers, thus maintaining information completeness for medical purposes while preserving patient privacy.

The patent implements local quality by allowing different parts of the data to have different sharing characteristics. The glucose data portion can be shared completely for analysis and monitoring, while the patient identifying information portion can be selectively excluded or included based on the sharing context and authorization level, optimizing both information completeness and privacy protection.