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Analyze: Health Advisory

The health advisory feature allows for personalized monitoring of health data trends on a daily and weekly basis. 

The interface displays summary reports for users, indicating the status for the specified time-period. Status indicates whether any mild or moderate deviations have been flagged across any of the data streams, where ‘OK’ signifies no deviation outside of the user’s personal range, whereas a mild or moderate increase or decrease indicates that during this time period, a deviation has been recognized for at least one data stream. 

Incoming reports automatically appear on a scheduled basis, but there is also an option to generate a manual report for a user at a time-period of your choosing.

To explore these pattern detections in more detail, you can click into each triggered report using the ‘eye’ icon. This provides insight into specific pattern changes for each data stream across the reported time-period.
By clicking on a data stream, you can view the user’s rolling 30-day baseline, including the mean and estimated standard deviation. You can adjust the resolution at which you explore changes between daily and weekly views. The mean and Z-score* (level of deviation from the personalized baseline) for the selected day or week are displayed alongside a consistency analysis figure and Z-score line graph.
The consistency analysis provides a visual representation of how the mean value for the selected day of week has changed relative to the user’s rolling 30-day baseline. The Z-score table presents the values for each day within the selected time-period, with threshold lines indicating mild and moderate deviations. These are currently set at 1.5 and 3 standard deviations from the personalized baseline, respectively.

*Z-score: the number of standard deviations that the selected value differs from the user’s rolling 30-day baseline. Baseline variability is estimated using the Median Absolute Deviation (MAD), providing a robust estimate of standard deviation that is less sensitive to outliers.

You can also scroll down the page to see information on the specific data points. This offers a traffic light system, whereby a green tick in status reflects no deviation outside the typical range, orange reflects mild deviation, and red reflects moderate deviation. You can use this table to identify specific days of interest.