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Evaluating eRAMP Telecare For Diabetes In Outpatient Clinics: A Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Study
This study evaluated the effectiveness and implementation of a telecare-enhanced hybrid consultation model for diabetes management in public general outpatient clinics. In a single-blind, non-inferiority randomized controlled trial involving 786 adults with type 2 diabetes across seven clinics, participants were assigned to either a hybrid care group, receiving alternating telecare and in-person consultations, or a control group, receiving in-person care only, over 84 weeks.
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A hybrid care model combining telehealth and in-person visits can deliver outcomes comparable to traditional care, while even improving key metrics like blood pressure and maintaining medication adherence in diabetes patients.
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