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Audio-Based Care for Managing Diabetes in Adults: A Systematic Review.

Shivani Reddy¹, Graham Booth¹, Manny Coker-Schwimmer²

¹RTI International Evidence 2 Practice, NC.

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Audio-based care shows promise for supplementing diabetes management, improving A1c levels. Further research is needed to explore its effectiveness as a replacement for in-person care, especially for diverse populations.

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Digital Health
Telemedicine
Diabetes Management

Background:

Diabetes is a prevalent chronic condition in the US.
The role of audio-based care in diabetes management is not well-understood.
Many individuals with diabetes, especially those at risk for disparities, rely on telephone-based telehealth services.

Conclusions:

Audio-based care shows potential as a supplement to in-person care for diabetes management.
Further investigation is warranted for audio-based care as a replacement strategy.
Interventions should be modified to better support individuals with poor glucose control and those facing health disparities.