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Efficiency and Clinical Effectiveness of Telehomecare in Insulin-Treated Diabetic Patients

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14 November 2018

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This study found a telehomecare program for diabetic patients demonstrated and improvement in glycemic control compared to usual care.  It also suggests a decrease in the number of medical visits, with additional burden shifted to nursing time.

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