# MobiDabet: Mobile Telemonitoring System for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2 DM)
## 3 Results: Telemonitoring System
### Mobile-Web-Application Focused on Health Personnel
#### 3.1.2 Physician User Services  
This section presents the services of the general physician user. The general physician's main menu contains a table in which the list of patients assigned to monitor the T2 DM treatment is presented (see Figure 14). The physician must select a patient to access the system's specific services of monitoring, control, and treatment. These services are described below. Figure 14: Physician application interface: Physician’s main menu with the list of assigned patients. Figure 12: Administrator user interface: Service to add details and video links. Figure 13: Administrator user interface: Check videos integrated into the system. **Clinical history module**. The clinical history consists of 5 sub-modules: clinical history, glucose results, patient treatment progress, video report, and report or alert history (see Figure 15). Each one presents different information that is only available to the physician and nutritionist. The sub-modules are described below. * Clinical history: This option is composed of two sections (see Figure 16). The first section shows the patient's data, such as membership number, name, birth date, occupation, weight, height, age, marital status, date of diagnosis, and treatment. On the other hand, the second section is composed of personal history, which is divided into two groups: harmful habits and pathological personal background (see Figure 17). The option of harmful habits is recorded if the patient consumes alcohol, tobacco, or drugs. Concerning pathological personal background, chronic diseases, allergies, trauma, and surgical issues that the patient has suffered are recorded. * Glucose results: In the glucose result sub-module, the physician can visualize the results that the patient enters from the patients' application, with the details of the date, type of blood glucose test, and result. In this service, the physician can filter the results by periods of specific dates and types of blood glucose test (see Figure 18). * Patient treatment progress: This sub-module shows to the physician the evolution of the patient's glucose levels in graph format. The patient's glucose levels are represented with a blue line, and the red lines represent the acceptable ranges of upper and lower glucose levels; the graph is consulted for a date period and the type of blood glucose test (preprandial and postprandial) (see Figure 19). * Video report: The video report sub-module is proposed to report to the physician the videos that have been consulted by the patient through the patients' application. This section shows a table with the name and status of the video; if the video is not in the table, it means that the patient has not seen it (Figure 20). * Alert history: In this sub-module, the physician has a list of different alerts that the system reports based on the data entered by the patient. These alerts are generated when a patient records glucose levels outside the fixed acceptable range (see Figure 21). The physician can see the date on which the alert was generated, the type of blood glucose test, and the description. Figure 15: Physician application interface: Clinical history sub-modules, glucose results, patient treatment progress, video report, and report or alert history. Figure 16: Physician application interface: Entry or update of personal data. Figure 17: Physician application interface: The personal history section divided into harmful habits and pathological personal background. Figure 18: Physician application interface: Glucose results. **Laboratory results module. ** In this module, physicians can record different laboratory results such as blood chemistry test, complete blood count, general urine test, liver function test, thyroid profile test, among others (see Figure 22). Each sub-module has the required fields for the income of the corresponding results (see Figure 23). Figure 19: Physician application interface: Graph of the progress of the patient’s glucose levels.