ODP160 ADCES7 Guidelines and Free Diabetes Apps: Do They Help Our Patients?

BACKGROUND: In 2020, 34.2 million US adults had diabetes and 88 million had pre-diabetes. 1 The ADCES7 guidelines are aimed at self-care and use 7 criteria: Healthy Coping, Healthy Eating, Being Active, Taking Medication, Monitoring, Reducing Risk, and Problem Solving. 2 Purpose: Do Diabetes Apps Fulfill ADCES7 Guidelines to Meet Patient Needs? Methods: We used the search term "diabetes" in the Google Play store (Android/AD) and Apple App store (iOS) to compile a list of the most popular, free Android and iOS apps. Inclusion criteria: Free, English language,>100,000 Android downloads(DL),>1,600 iOS reviews(RE). iOS apps only provide the number of reviews and no download data. ADCES7 Parameters: 1) Goal setting; 2) Calorie counting; 3) Nutrition education; 4) Exercise reminder; 5) Medication reminder; 6) Blood glucose; 7) Weight; 8) Blood pressure; 9) HbA1c; 10) Problem solving; 11) Reducing risk; 12) Insulin information; 13) Insulin pumps information; 14) Non-English options. RESULTS: AD(DL): 1-mySugr(1M),2-OnetouchReveal(1M),3-DiabetesBloodSugar(1M),4-BloodGlucoseTracker(500K),5-Diabetes(500K),6-Health2Sync(500K),7-DiabetesM(500K), 8-GlucoseBuddy(500K), 9-BeatDiabetes(100K), 10-DiabetesDiary(100K); iOS(RE): 1-OnetouchReveal(87K), 2-GlucoseBuddyDiabetesTracker(21K), 3-Onedrop(20K), 4-GlucoseBloodSugarTracker(17K), 5-Livongo(13K), 6-mySugr(9.6K), 7-Sugarmate(9.4K),8-Klinio(3K), 9-Glooko(2.2K), 10. Diabetes Logs (1.6K). Features: Goal setting=9/20 apps (AD=4, iOS=5); Calorie counting=10/20 apps (AD=5, iOS=5); Nutrition education=9/20 apps (AD=3, iOS=6); Exercise reminder=7/20 apps (AD=2, iOS=5); Medication reminder=11/20 apps (AD=5, iOS=6); Blood glucose=18/20 apps (AD=10, iOS=8); Weight=9/20 apps (AD=6, iOS=3); Blood pressure=10/20 apps (AD=6, iOS=4); HbA1c=11/20 apps (AD=6, iOS=5); Problem solving=12/20 apps (AD=8, iOS=4); Reducing risk=7/20 apps (AD=5, iOS=2); Insulin info=7/20 apps (AD=3, iOS=4); Insulin pumps info=1/20 apps (AD=0, iOS=1); Non-English options=12/20 apps (AD=3, iOS=9) Conclusion: Current apps use some ADCES7 guidelines. 2 As healthcare providers, we can provide guidance and oversight when our patients use current apps for diabetes self-care and diabetes . References: CDC. National Diabetes Statistics Report, 2020. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Published February 11, 2020. Accessed January 17, 2022. https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/library/features/diabetes-stat-report.html ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors- The Framework for Optimal Self-Management. Accessed January 17, 2022. https://www.diabeteseducator.org/practice/practice-tools/app-resources/the-aade7-self-care-behaviors-the-framework-for-optimal-self-management Presentation: No date and time listed