A Specialist Diabetes Nurse in the South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust used the RocheDiabetes Care Platform to perform remote insulin titrations with confidence. As a result, improved diabetes clinic efficiency and patient prioritisation were reported within just six months.
The London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust has opened a Diabetes Virtual Ward, which enables diabetes patients to be monitored in their own homes. Learn how the Accu-Chek Instant blood glucose meter and mySugr® app connected to the RocheDiabetes Care Platform are enabling healthcare professionals to remotely monitor patients.
A Community Specialist Diabetes Service in the Lancashire and South Cumbria Foundation Trust has used the RocheDiabetes Care Platform to access real-time diabetes data and make timely and effective clinical interventions remotely.
A GP practice illustrates the practicalities of implementing digital health solutions, with digital inclusion in mind, to help patients with diabetes have the access, skills, and confidence they need to benefit from them. Cost and workforce pressures are driving the need for digital technologies, such as the mySugr® app and RocheDiabetes Care Platform in primary care.
Patients at two diabetes clinics were set up with the mySugr® diabetes management app connected to the RocheDiabetes Care Platform. Here, patients and their healthcare professionals report how implementing these digital solutions has helped patients to become more engaged in their diabetes management, and healthcare professionals to view patients' diabetes data and make clinical interventions remotely.
A GP Practice in the South Yorkshire ICS shares how digital tools, the mySugr® app and the RocheDiabetes Care Platform, have enabled proactive diabetes management and treatment optimisation for an elderly diabetes patient with comorbidities and mobility issues.