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Starting July 2024, the RocheDiabetes Care Platform will gradually receive some updates. In this section, you can read about them and check out the How-to articles.

• New design of the CGM dashboard
  • Aligned with the standard “CaptūrAGP® Version 5.0”.
  • Additional usage improvements to facilitate understanding and detail.
     
• Rebranding to Accu-Chek Care
  • RocheDiabetes Care Platform is set to undergo a rebranding to Accu-Chek Care, accompanied by a change in its product logo.
    Please note that the new brand will be rolled out gradually on a country basis.
     
• Other changes & improvements
  • Add support for different carbohydrate units.
  • Pregnancy information is available again when editing a patient.
  • Patient search has been improved.
  • Add support for Croatian language.
  • The Device Link software will start informing the user about a new process to upload data.

April 2024

• Refreshed user interface and new navigation
  • These changes will help you find what you need more intuitively and see the necessary information at a glance. When you first log into the portal, you will see a welcome banner where you can read more about the new navigation.
• Data sharing - Changes when a patient stops sharing
  • Starting with our previous release, you can connect your patients’ accounts and data to your patient records. Previously, when a patient chose to stop sharing their data, all the data shared by them was no longer visible to you. With this release, when a patient pauses their data sharing with your center all the medical data already shared with the center will continue being available to you, while new medical data by the patient will not be shared unless the patient restores the data sharing, in which case all their historical data will be accessible even if it was generated in the period that they were not sharing data with you. Medical data uploaded by a professional user in a center via Device Link will be visible at all times, regardless of the patient’s data sharing status.
• HI & LO values (BGM) are now displayed
  • With this release, you will be able to see if there is any HI or LO value for BGM devices for your patient in the selected period of time, by displaying an alert banner on the top-right section of the screen. They will be reflected in the Logbook and included in all the calculations and statistics that are not numeric.
• New languages
  • Czech, Lithuanian, Romanian and Slovene are now available.

October 2023

• New options, information, and statistics
  • New diabetes types and therapies when creating or editing a patient.
  • Additional information when hovering the Basal Rate line on the daily glucose profile.
  • The Glycemic variability range changed to “Stable” or “Unstable” in the Status card.
• New options to create or connect a Patient:
  Simplified creation form and creating or connecting a patient with a Sharing Code
  • How to create a patient account and invite them to use mySugr®
  • How to create a patient account using a sharing code
  • How to connect existing patients
• New Data Uploader
  • How to install Web Device Link
  • How to upload patient data from Accu-Chek® USB devices