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Using Remote Communication Technology in Insulin Pump Training: A Feasibility Study.

Linda Parks¹, Tae Youn Kim²

¹Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc, San Diego, CA, USA lindajeanparks@msn.com.

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|October 1, 2015

Summary

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Remote technology training for insulin pumps is feasible for adults with diabetes familiar with the devices. This method showed comparable proficiency and satisfaction to in-person training, suggesting its effectiveness.

Keywords:

diabetes education insulin pump remote communication technology remote training telehealth

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Area of Science:

Diabetes Management
Medical Technology
Health Education

Background:

Insulin pump therapy is crucial for diabetes management.
Effective technical training is essential for optimal insulin pump use.
Exploring remote training methods can improve accessibility and efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the feasibility of remote communication technology for technical insulin pump training.
To compare remote training with traditional face-to-face training in adults with diabetes.
To evaluate device proficiency, confidence, and satisfaction with both training methods.

Main Methods:

A feasibility study involving 69 participants familiar with insulin pump therapy.
Participants chose between face-to-face or remote communication technology training.
Surveys assessed demographics, device proficiency, confidence, and satisfaction; bivariate analyses were used.

Main Results:

17 participants in the remote group and 20 in the face-to-face group completed the study.
No statistically significant differences were found in age, diabetes history, or pump usage between groups.
Both groups showed similar device proficiency, confidence, and satisfaction, with the remote group reporting higher satisfaction with training.

Conclusions:

Remote communication technology appears to be an effective tool for technical insulin pump training in experienced adults.
Limitations include a small sample size and self-selection bias.
Further research is needed to confirm the effectiveness of remote insulin pump training.