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Digital Innovation and Integrated Care in People With Diabetes in Western Sydney: Retrospective Cohort Study
The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed the adoption of digital technologies in health care. This study assesses a digital-first integrated care model for type 2 diabetes management in Western Sydney, using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and virtual Diabetes Case Conferences (DCC) involving the patient, general practitioner (GP), diabetes specialist, and diabetes educator at the same time.
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The model also empowered primary-care providers (GPs) — with support from diabetes specialists and educators — to manage complex diabetes more effectively using digital tools, showing that decentralized, tech-enabled diabetes care can improve outcomes without overburdening specialist services.
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