Closing Care Gaps in Diabetes Management Through Advanced Data Integration with Continuous Glucose Monitors : Episode 15

Addressing Coexisting Conditions: Keys to Comprehensive Diabetes Care

May 23, 2024

Opinion

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A diabetes expert investigates how comorbidities like obesity, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and depression impede effective diabetes management, while concurrently exploring potential health plan benefits that could synergistically address these coexisting conditions to improve overall care.

EP: 1.Diabetes Prevention and Reducing Disparities Across Populations

EP: 2.Challenges in Treating High-Risk Patients With Diabetes

EP: 3.Identifying Inequities in CGM Access

EP: 4.Integrating CGMs into Diabetes Treatment Programs

EP: 5.Allocation of Investment and Value-Based Arrangements in Diabetes Care

EP: 6.Key Takeaways and Unmet Needs in Diabetes Treatment

EP: 7.Gaps in Diabetes Education and Self Efficacy

EP: 8.Demographic Differences That Impact Care

EP: 9.Embracing and Improving Access to Technology Tools

EP: 10.Managing Self Care

EP: 11.Revising Diabetes Outcome Measures

EP: 12.Failing to Reach Ideal Diabetes Care: Equitable Doesn’t Mean Equal

EP: 13.Closing care gaps in diabetes management through advanced data integration with continuous glucose monitors

EP: 14.The Influence of Social Determinants of Health on Diabetes Care and Outcomes

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EP: 15.Addressing Coexisting Conditions: Keys to Comprehensive Diabetes Care

EP: 16.The Pivotal Role of Patient Engagement and Education in Achieving Optimal Diabetes Outcomes

EP: 17.The Impact of Continuous Glucose Monitors & Digital Solutions on Diabetes Care

EP: 18.Obstacles in Adapting Diabetes Technology to Individual Needs

How do comorbid conditions (e.g., obesity, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and depression) intersect with the ability of your members to manage their diabetes effectively?
What plan benefits or care management programs could help address these overlapping conditions?

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