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Health professionals' views about who would benefit from using a closed-loop system: a qualitative study.

J Lawton¹, B Kimbell¹, D Rankin¹

¹Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK.

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Area of Science:

Diabetes Technology
Endocrinology
Clinical Practice

Background:

Closed-loop systems represent a significant advancement in type 1 diabetes management.
Understanding health professional perspectives is crucial for equitable technology access.
Previous assumptions about user suitability for closed-loop systems need examination.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate health professionals' views on who benefits from closed-loop systems.
To determine prioritization for access to closed-loop technology in clinical settings.
To explore how clinical experience shapes perceptions of closed-loop system utility.

Main Methods:

Thematic analysis of interviews with 22 health professionals.
Participants had at least six months of experience with the Closed Loop from Onset in type 1 Diabetes (CLOuD) trial.
Exploration of pre-trial assumptions versus post-trial observations regarding user engagement.

Main Results:

Health professionals' initial assumptions about user suitability were challenged by trial experiences.
Individuals assumed to struggle sometimes benefited, while highly competent users occasionally over-interacted with the system.
Pre-selection criteria based on individual or psychological attributes were deemed inappropriate.

Conclusions:

Equitable access to closed-loop systems requires addressing health professionals' potential biases.
Clinical guidelines are essential for informed decisions regarding treatment allocation and withdrawal.
Young children and infants should be prioritized for closed-loop system access.