Method for generating alarm about continuous biometric information
The present invention relates to a method for generating an alarm pertaining to continuous biometric data and, more specifically, to an alarm generation method in which, if an alarm condition is satisfied, an alarm is output to a user while maintaining the alarm in an activated state during a set alarm period, and changing the alarm type selected by the user during the alarm period, thereby enabling the user to be prompted to input information or take an action in response to the alarm without ignoring the alarm, while not causing inconvenience to the user due to frequent alarms; and when the alarm condition is satisfied, an operating mode of a receiver is determined and the alarm type, which has been set in accordance with the alarm condition, is changed to an alarm type corresponding to the operating mode of the receiver, thereby making it possible to prevent an alarm from being generated against the user's wishes.
1. An alarm providing method, characterized in that a method for generating an alarm pertaining to continuous biological data comprises steps of:
determining whether a set alarm condition is satisfied;
activating an alarm during a set alarm period and generating a first type of alarm as output to a user, based on that the alarm condition is satisfied;
in the activated alarm period, continuing on from the first type of alarm, generating a second type of alarm that is different from the first type and outputting same to the user; and
after the alarm period has elapsed, continuing on from the second type of alarm, generating a third type of alarm and outputting same to the user,
wherein in generating the second type of alarm, intensity or frequency of the second type of alarm is adjusted to be inversely proportional to the number of inputs of an adjustment user command that is input after the second type of alarm has been generated.
2. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 1 , characterized in that,
the first type of alarm is continuously generated during a set first time in the alarm period, and
the second type of alarm is generated during the remaining alarm period after the first time has elapsed.
3. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 1 , characterized in that,
the first type of alarm is continuously generated until a user command is input during the alarm period, and
the second type of alarm is generated during the remaining alarm period after the user command is input.
4. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 2 , characterized in that,
the third type of alarm is the same as the first type of alarm.
5. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 2 , characterized in that
the first type of alarm, the second type of alarm or the third type of alarm is set as an alarm type selected by the user.
6. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 2 , characterized in that
an interface screen on which the intensity or frequency of the second type of alarm can be set is activated so that the intensity or frequency of the second type of alarm can be set within a range smaller than that of the first type of alarm or the third type of alarm.
7. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 2 , characterized in that the alarm generation method further comprises:
a step of determining a mode of a receiver,
wherein the first type of alarm, the second type of alarm or the third type of alarm is generated in the same mode as the determined mode of the receiver.
8. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 7 , characterized in that,
the third type of alarm is the same as the first type of alarm in the same mode as the mode of the receiver.
9. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 8 , characterized in that,
the continuous biometric data is a user's blood glucose data which is measured by a continuous blood glucose measuring device attached to the user's body, and
the alarm condition is whether an input period for calibration data has arrived.
10. The alarm generation method as claimed in claim 8 , characterized in that
the intensity or frequency of the second type of alarm can be set within a range smaller than that of the intensity or frequency of the first type of alarm or third type of alarm.