Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network: A Collaborative Approach to Chronic Care Management

Davis, Tearsanee Carlisle; Hoover, Kim; Keller, Sheila D.; Replogle, William H.

doi:10.1089/tmj.2018.0334

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“… Baidwan et al 44 2020 Pre-post 1709 CHCs DM, CAD 3 years Telephone, telemonitoring HTN, DM, body weight, lipids, lipid therapy, anti-platelet therapy Limited evidence that telehealth improves cardiometabolic health in rural areas. Davis et al 70 2020 Pre-post 171 DM 1 year Remote consult, telemonitoring HbA1c, TC, LDL-C, BP, blood-urea nitrogen, microalbumin Significant differences in HbA1c, TC, LDL-C, HDL-C, TGs, creatinine clearance, and potassium in telehealth group. Kadoya et al 34 2020 Pre-post 34 HTN, lipids, DM 6 months Video consult Changes in BP, LDL-C, HbA1c; safety of telehealth, control status of telehealth No significant differences in LDL-C, HbA1c, or BP between groups.…”

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Impact of telehealth on the current and future practice of lipidology: a scoping review

Schubert¹,

Clegg²,

Karalis³

et al. 2023

Journal of Clinical Lipidology

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confidence: 99%

Impact of telehealth on the current and future practice of lipidology: a scoping review

Schubert¹,

Clegg²,

Karalis³

et al. 2023

Journal of Clinical Lipidology

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“…Participants completing that study experienced an average reduction in HbgA1c of 2 points after 12 months of nurse coaching and diabetes self-management education provided through an electronic tablet. 12 …”

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“…Recognizing the importance of effective management of chronic diseases for the reduction of overall health care costs, the University of Mississippi Medical Center and its partners initiated the Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network Study (MSDTNS) to implement RPM with a collaborative model for managing diabetes. 12 With the rural health clinic as the center of primary care and the tertiary center as the provider of specialty services, telehealth was used to connect patients living with uncontrolled diabetes to members of the care team not readily available in their communities.…”

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Long-term Effects of Remote Patient Monitoring in Patients Living with Diabetes: A Retrospective Look at Participants of the Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network Study

Davis

Allen

Zhang

2022

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Introduction: Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has demonstrated value as a tool to aid patients in management of their chronic illness in the home. Although the Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network Study (MSDTNS) was successful in reducing HbgA1c levels for patients participating in RPM in the Mississippi Delta, the long-term effect of RPM on patients and how to support patients to maintain the treatment effect after discharge remain unclear. Objective: This study evaluated the long-term effectiveness of an RPM program after the intervention was withdrawn. Materials and Methods: A retrospective review of medical records of patients who completed all phases of the MSDTNS from 2014 to 2016 was performed over a period of 6 months. Data collected included HbgA1c values, demographics, and changes in social determinants of health. Results: Of the 31 participants, African Americans displayed a significant difference in HbgA1c values compared with Caucasians since the end of the MSDTNS. No significant effect of other variables, such as income, marital status, insurance coverage, or age, on the change in HbgA1c values was detected since the end of the original study. Conclusions and Relevance: This limited study implies that African Americans are at higher risk for an increase in hemoglobin A1C after the program is completed. More investigation is needed to identify ways to reduce their risk and equalize the long-term effects of RPM on clinical outcomes of patients in rural or underserved communities.

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“…The Oswestry disability index [ 14 ] (ODI) was adopted for the assessment of the degrees of dysfunction of the two groups after intervention. This scale consisted of 10 questions, including lifting, walking, standing, pain intensity, sleeping, sex life, social life, personal care, sitting, and travelling.…”

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Curative Effects of Remote Home Management Combined with Feng’s Spinal Manipulation on the Treatment of Elderly Patients with Lumbar Disc Herniation

Min

Xu²

2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Objective. To explore the curative effects of remote home management combined with Feng’s spinal manipulation on the treatment of elderly patients with lumbar disc herniation (LDH). Methods. The clinical data of 100 patients with LDH in our hospital (December 2019–December 2020) were retrospectively reviewed. The 100 patients were equally divided into a routine treatment group and interventional group according to the order of admission. The routine treatment group received conventional rehabilitation training, and the interventional group received remote home management combined with Feng’s spinal manipulation. The Oswestry disability index (ODI) and straight leg raising test were adopted for the assessment of the degrees of dysfunction and straight leg raising angles of the two groups after intervention. The curative effects of the two rehabilitation programs were evaluated. Results. Compared with the routine treatment group, the interventional group had a remarkably higher excellent and good rate P < 0.05 , a significantly lower average ODI score after intervention P < 0.001 , notably higher straight leg raising angle, surface AEMG (average electromyogram) during stretching and tenderness threshold after intervention P < 0.001 , markedly lower muscular tension, surface AEMG during buckling, and flexion-extension relaxation ratio (FRR; P < 0.001 ), and much higher quality of life scores after intervention P < 0.001 . Conclusion. The remote home management combined with Feng’s spinal manipulation, as a reliable method to improve the quality of life and the back muscular strength of the elderly patients with LDH, can substantially increase the straight leg raising angle and reduce the degree of dysfunction. Further study is conducive to establishing a better solution for the patients with LDH.

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Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network: A Collaborative Approach to Chronic Care Management

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

Impact of telehealth on the current and future practice of lipidology: a scoping review

Impact of telehealth on the current and future practice of lipidology: a scoping review

Long-term Effects of Remote Patient Monitoring in Patients Living with Diabetes: A Retrospective Look at Participants of the Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network Study

Curative Effects of Remote Home Management Combined with Feng’s Spinal Manipulation on the Treatment of Elderly Patients with Lumbar Disc Herniation

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