A coherent clinical history
Our proposed workflows bring available glucose, recorded insulin, meals and laboratory results into a source-linked timeline, with gaps visible.
For clinicians
Glucose, lab results and daily context, together.
Help develop reviewable tools that connect patient records, clinical context and the evidence behind an interpretation.
Where we can make progress together.
A useful clinical workspace should help answer what happened, what might explain it and what information is still needed. Every consequential interpretation should be open to inspection.
Explore metabolic researchAn explanation you can challenge
Candidate patterns should show their supporting observations and competing explanations. A forecast does not establish the right treatment change.
Evaluation in real workflows
Collaborate on case review, correction burden, important omissions and usability. Later clinical functions need their own prospective evidence.
Designed for different care settings
Help shape support for people using CGM and pumps and for those using meters, injections and periodic blood work.
Start with a clear question.
- Define the clinical question
- Review evidence and failure cases
- Study usefulness in the intended setting
These are proposed collaboration pathways. Programs and products are in development.
Contact usWill the system change insulin settings?
The initial research workflow does not recommend doses or control devices. Future basal, bolus or treatment-support functions would require a specific intended use, an inspectable rationale and appropriate clinical, engineering and regulatory work.
The foundation behind the work
Data. Models. Scientific understanding.
We are building a shared diabetes evidence library, the Metra model research program and Foundry’s controlled data workflows to support our research and future applications.