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Ordinarily we'd not want this kind of spamming in the group but having used
Aida it really is a jolly useful educational tool and in this case I have to
endorse it. Remember, it is a mathematical simulation and apart from it's
ugly DOS look-and-feel it is very helpful.

Diabetes Simulator <aida_diabetes_simulator@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:345d9579.0109202202.63a455a4@posting.google.com...
> Hi there.  A new version of the 'AIDA on-line' free diabetes simulator
> has been released and is available now @ http://www.2aida.org/online
>
> Called 'AIDA on-line2', this now incorporates glycosylated haemoglobin
> (HbA1c) values for the Web-based diabetes simulations.  This means
> that for each simulation an expected / predicted HbA1c estimate is
> provided - based on the assumption that the simulated blood glucose
> control might be maintained for a 2-3 month period.  As with
> everything else with AIDA, the HbA1c model incorporated within 'AIDA
> on-line2' is only intended for educational / self-learning /
> demonstration purposes.  Nevertheless I hope this will be a useful
> addition to the facilities offered by 'AIDA on-line'.
>
> 'AIDA on-line2' also now includes user definable limits or boundaries
> for the diabetes simulations.  These can be turned on or off, as
> required, and the actual levels can be adjusted to suite personal
> preferences.  The intention of these limits / bounds is to provide a
> target for visitors / users to aim for when trying to improve the
> simulated blood glucose profile.
>
> One comment occasionally heard about the old 'AIDA on-line' facility
> was that people inexperienced / unused to diabetes - e.g. school
> children, students, etc - who wanted to learn more didn't necessarily
> have anything to aim for, especially when using 'AIDA on-line' via the
> Internet, perhaps without any local guidance. Therefore potentially
> these people might not necessarily know what represented an acceptable
> blood glucose profile.
>
> Well hopefully such issues have been addressed by the provision of
> limits / boundaries and HbA1c values for the simulations - both of
> which provide targets that can be used when trying to focus on
> improving the simulator's metabolic control.
>
> Other enhancements have also been made to 'AIDA on-line' - including
> the tidying up of some of the displays / fonts used - and other
> technical changes which may not be so apparent to end users - but that
> should facilitate future refinements / developments to the
> application.
>
> Anyway, 'AIDA on-line2' is now available for people to use @
>
>                          http://www.2aida.org/online
>
> Incidentally, please note 'AIDA on-line2' is only being made available
> via this URL - the new Web address for 'AIDA on-line'.  The old 'AIDA
> on-line' Web address, that you may have accessed in the past, is no
> longer being maintained / developed - and actually many of the links /
> info there are now out-of-date.
>
> Well, that is about all for now.  I hope you continue to find what is
> on offer at  http://www.2aida.org  of interest & use.  As always
> everything at the site is being made available completely without
> charge as a non-commercial contribution to continuing diabetes
> education.
>
> With best wishes,
> Yours sincerely,
>
>
> Dr. Eldon Lehmann
>
> AIDA Website:  http://www.2aida.org
>
> 'AIDA on-line' can now be accessed directly @
> http://www.2aida.org/online

"Peter Hamilton-Scott" <hamscott@pavilion.co.uk> wrote in message news:<luOq7.22308$uM2.2552086@monolith.news.easynet.net>...
> ... having used
> Aida it really is a jolly useful educational tool and in this case I have to
> endorse it. Remember, it is a mathematical simulation and apart from it's
> ugly DOS look-and-feel it is very helpful.

And the price is right - i.e. free! :-)



 
> Diabetes Simulator <aida_diabetes_simulator@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:345d9579.0109202202.63a455a4@posting.google.com...
> > Hi there.  A new version of the 'AIDA on-line' free diabetes simulator
> > has been released and is available now @ http://www.2aida.org/online
> >
> > Called 'AIDA on-line2', this now incorporates glycosylated haemoglobin
> > (HbA1c) values for the Web-based diabetes simulations.  This means
> > that for each simulation an expected / predicted HbA1c estimate is
> > provided - based on the assumption that the simulated blood glucose
> > control might be maintained for a 2-3 month period.  As with
> > everything else with AIDA, the HbA1c model incorporated within 'AIDA
> > on-line2' is only intended for educational / self-learning /
> > demonstration purposes.  Nevertheless I hope this will be a useful
> > addition to the facilities offered by 'AIDA on-line'.
> >
> > 'AIDA on-line2' also now includes user definable limits or boundaries
> > for the diabetes simulations.  These can be turned on or off, as
> > required, and the actual levels can be adjusted to suite personal
> > preferences.  The intention of these limits / bounds is to provide a
> > target for visitors / users to aim for when trying to improve the
> > simulated blood glucose profile.
> >
> > One comment occasionally heard about the old 'AIDA on-line' facility
> > was that people inexperienced / unused to diabetes - e.g. school
> > children, students, etc - who wanted to learn more didn't necessarily
> > have anything to aim for, especially when using 'AIDA on-line' via the
> > Internet, perhaps without any local guidance. Therefore potentially
> > these people might not necessarily know what represented an acceptable
> > blood glucose profile.
> >
> > Well hopefully such issues have been addressed by the provision of
> > limits / boundaries and HbA1c values for the simulations - both of
> > which provide targets that can be used when trying to focus on
> > improving the simulator's metabolic control.
> >
> > Other enhancements have also been made to 'AIDA on-line' - including
> > the tidying up of some of the displays / fonts used - and other
> > technical changes which may not be so apparent to end users - but that
> > should facilitate future refinements / developments to the
> > application.
> >
> > Anyway, 'AIDA on-line2' is now available for people to use @
> >
> >                          http://www.2aida.org/online
> >
> > Incidentally, please note 'AIDA on-line2' is only being made available
> > via this URL - the new Web address for 'AIDA on-line'.  The old 'AIDA
> > on-line' Web address, that you may have accessed in the past, is no
> > longer being maintained / developed - and actually many of the links /
> > info there are now out-of-date.
> >
> > Well, that is about all for now.  I hope you continue to find what is
> > on offer at  http://www.2aida.org  of interest & use.  As always
> > everything at the site is being made available completely without
> > charge as a non-commercial contribution to continuing diabetes
> > education.
> >
> > With best wishes,
> > Yours sincerely,
> >
> >
> > Dr. Eldon Lehmann
> >
> > AIDA Website:  http://www.2aida.org
> >
> > 'AIDA on-line' can now be accessed directly @
> > http://www.2aida.org/online