Lynne T. Harris|James T. Tufano|Tung Thanh Le|Courtney Rees|Ginny Lewis|Alison B. Evert|Jan Flowers|Christine Collins|James Hoath|Irl B. Hirsch|Harold I. Goldberg|James D. Ralston
Designing mobile support for glycemic control in patients with diabetes
University of Washington|University of Washington|University of Washington|University of Washington|Neurobehavioral Systems|University of Washington|Diabetes Care Center|Theodore Roosevelt High School|Neurobehavioral Systems|University of Washington|University of Washington|Behavioral Tech Research, Inc.|University of Washington|University of Washington|Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute
assessed feasibility acceptability using mobile phones part existing webbased system collaboration patients diabetes primary care team design sessions tested mobile wireless glucose meter uploads two approaches mobile phonebased feedback glycemic control mobile glucose meter uploads combined graphical tabular data feedback desirable system features tested participants mixture positive negative reactions automated tailored messaging feedback system selfmanagement support participants saw value mobile system adjunct webbased program traditional officebased care mobile diabetes management systems may represent one strategy improve quality diabetes care