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Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial

BACKGROUND: Self-management for type1 diabetes mellitus patients is a real challenge especially in a time of a spreading pandemic. “Ana wa Soukari” is a smartphone application for therapeutic education and insulin doses management. OBJECTIVES: Our study evaluated the effectiveness of “Ana wa Soukari...

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Autores principales: Derkaoui, Nada, Benyakhlef, Salma, Rami, Imane, Mehraoui, Ouafae El, Messaoudi, Najoua, Charif, Hajar, Bouichrat, Nisrine, Assarrar, Imane, Tahri, Abir, Derbel, Salma, Abda, Naima, Rouf, Siham, Latrech, Hanane
Formato: Online Artículo Texto
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: SBDR - Society for Biomedical Diabetes Research 2023
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10337628/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1900/RDS.2023.19.71
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author Derkaoui, Nada
Benyakhlef, Salma
Rami, Imane
Mehraoui, Ouafae El
Messaoudi, Najoua
Charif, Hajar
Bouichrat, Nisrine
Assarrar, Imane
Tahri, Abir
Derbel, Salma
Abda, Naima
Rouf, Siham
Latrech, Hanane
author_facet Derkaoui, Nada
Benyakhlef, Salma
Rami, Imane
Mehraoui, Ouafae El
Messaoudi, Najoua
Charif, Hajar
Bouichrat, Nisrine
Assarrar, Imane
Tahri, Abir
Derbel, Salma
Abda, Naima
Rouf, Siham
Latrech, Hanane
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description BACKGROUND: Self-management for type1 diabetes mellitus patients is a real challenge especially in a time of a spreading pandemic. “Ana wa Soukari” is a smartphone application for therapeutic education and insulin doses management. OBJECTIVES: Our study evaluated the effectiveness of “Ana wa Soukari” on clinical and biological outcomes of type1 diabetes self-management. METHODS: This is a randomized controlled trial including 62 patients. Groupe “A” (Application users) and Group “B” (without application). Primary endpoint was HbA1c after three months’ follow-up. Secondary endpoints were number of hypoglycaemic events and treatment satisfaction which was assessed using the Arabic version of DTSQs questionnaire. RESULTS: Sixty-two patients were included. Their mean age was 15±6,41 years. Sex ratio M/F=1,1. Mean diabetes duration was 4,9±4,3 years. All patients declared using the application at least twice a day. Mean HbA1c levels in Group A and Group B dropped from 8,3%±2,3 and 8,2%±2 respectively at baseline to 7,4%±1,5 and 8%±1,8 at three months’ follow-up. Change in hypoglycaemic episodes was –1,8±2,0(P< 0,001) for Group A and –1,2±1,5(P< 0,001) for Group B. DTSQs scores were significantly higher in group(A) than group(B). CONCLUSIONS: Self-management smartphone apps appear to be effective on glycaemic control and should be considered an adjuvant intervention to standard diabetes care.
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spelling pubmed-103376282023-07-13 Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial Derkaoui, Nada Benyakhlef, Salma Rami, Imane Mehraoui, Ouafae El Messaoudi, Najoua Charif, Hajar Bouichrat, Nisrine Assarrar, Imane Tahri, Abir Derbel, Salma Abda, Naima Rouf, Siham Latrech, Hanane Rev Diabet Stud Research BACKGROUND: Self-management for type1 diabetes mellitus patients is a real challenge especially in a time of a spreading pandemic. “Ana wa Soukari” is a smartphone application for therapeutic education and insulin doses management. OBJECTIVES: Our study evaluated the effectiveness of “Ana wa Soukari” on clinical and biological outcomes of type1 diabetes self-management. METHODS: This is a randomized controlled trial including 62 patients. Groupe “A” (Application users) and Group “B” (without application). Primary endpoint was HbA1c after three months’ follow-up. Secondary endpoints were number of hypoglycaemic events and treatment satisfaction which was assessed using the Arabic version of DTSQs questionnaire. RESULTS: Sixty-two patients were included. Their mean age was 15±6,41 years. Sex ratio M/F=1,1. Mean diabetes duration was 4,9±4,3 years. All patients declared using the application at least twice a day. Mean HbA1c levels in Group A and Group B dropped from 8,3%±2,3 and 8,2%±2 respectively at baseline to 7,4%±1,5 and 8%±1,8 at three months’ follow-up. Change in hypoglycaemic episodes was –1,8±2,0(P< 0,001) for Group A and –1,2±1,5(P< 0,001) for Group B. DTSQs scores were significantly higher in group(A) than group(B). CONCLUSIONS: Self-management smartphone apps appear to be effective on glycaemic control and should be considered an adjuvant intervention to standard diabetes care. SBDR - Society for Biomedical Diabetes Research 2023-06-30 /pmc/articles/PMC10337628/ http://dx.doi.org/10.1900/RDS.2023.19.71 Text en Copyright © by Lab & Life Press https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Unported (CC BY 4.0) (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Derkaoui, Nada
Benyakhlef, Salma
Rami, Imane
Mehraoui, Ouafae El
Messaoudi, Najoua
Charif, Hajar
Bouichrat, Nisrine
Assarrar, Imane
Tahri, Abir
Derbel, Salma
Abda, Naima
Rouf, Siham
Latrech, Hanane
Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title_full Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title_fullStr Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title_full_unstemmed Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title_short Effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of Covid-19: Randomized controlled trial
title_sort effectiveness of a new smartphone application on type 1 diabetes control and self-management in times of covid-19: randomized controlled trial
topic Research
url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10337628/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1900/RDS.2023.19.71
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