BIG NEWS! One Drop now includes improved reports! Find out how to use our new report features.
Our improved reports now include a
Blood Glucose Report for deep analysis of blood glucose trends, a
Simple Logbook, and
CSV file. Share a link to your reports with anyone so they can view and analyze your results.
Here's how to access your reports:
Blood Glucose Report
Take a look at your
Blood Glucose Report by tapping "Blood Glucose Report" in the Reports menu. This report, meant to be viewed on a desktop, displays your blood glucose data for easy analysis. Simply share the link to your report to yourself or to a caregiver to view the data.
In the Blood Glucose report, you can view your blood glucose by hour and day. Change the time range in the top right corner to see your 7, 14, 30 and 90 day trends. The table below the graph also allows your to see your average steps and carb intake over the designated time span. Above the graph, you can see your A1c, weight and medication history to see where you started and how far you've come.
Understand Your Graphs
On the graph, each number displayed represents the average of all the blood glucose readings taken for that particular hour or day across the selected time period. Your report gives you a daily and hourly graph -- just scroll down your reports to see the different graphs.
In the above report showing blood glucose by hour over the past 30 days, you can see that Rachel's average at 8am is 88. Below the graph is a table that breaks down blood glucose readings into:
- % above range
- in-range
- % below range
You can set your range in the health goals in Settings, the default setting is 70 mg/dL - 130 mg/dL. Rachel was in-range 82% of the time at 8am, above her set range 4% of the time and below range 14% of the time.
Spotting trends like a low 14% of the time at 8am, after a majority of steps in a day, can help Rachel modify her exercise routine and/or doses of insulin to prevent lows in the morning.
Understanding the Details
Hover over any average value on the graph to get more detailed information about how you're doing at that time of day. In the report above, you can see that Rachel has a range of 49 mg/dl to 254 mg/dl at 2pm. The bars that extend above and below the average show the range. The pop-up box gives:
- the range of your highest and lowest numbers
- the 25th percentile
- the 75th percentile
The 75th percentile is the number that 75% of your blood glucose readings fall beneath. The 25th percentile is the number that 25% of your readings fall below or 75% of your readings are above.
Simple Logbook
Take a look at your
Simple Logbook by tapping "Simple Logbook" in the Reports menu. Like the Blood Glucose Report, this is meant to be viewed on a desktop. You can share the link with your healthcare team, family members, and friends.
Your simple logbook shows you all of your moments by day and provides you daily averages. Use the moment type and time range filters at the top right to highlight the data you'd like to see. To use the moment type filters, click the box next to the type of moment(s) you would like to view or hide in your report. These filters make it easy to track how each moment type can affect another.
CSV
Send all of your moments in a CSV file to your care team by simply selecting the time frame and your preferred delivery method. We make it easy to deliver your diabetes data to your doctors, spouse, friends, and family, just select your delivery method and send!
Want to see these reports in action?
Check out the videos at the links below:
>> More advanced reporting is also on the way — stay tuned!
