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DIABETES TYPE 2
Diabetes type 2
Luscii provides the tools for patient and professional to keep an eye on the recovery while checking vital signs and symptoms to signal deteriorations and intervene timely in case of need.
What is the aim of the program?
- Fewer outpatient clinic visits
- Reduced number of diabetes events
- Serve the growing number of patients with the same number of nurses
- Early optimization of treatment
How does it work?
Patients with type 2 diabetes often require treatment adjustments, which may be due to changes in lifestyle, nutrition, body weight, medication compliance, or tolerance. These patients may already be receiving treatment from a hospital or may have been referred to one by their GP. To facilitate these adjustments, patients can submit their glucose values via this program, allowing healthcare professionals to quickly assess and adjust their medication accordingly.
If necessary, the healthcare professional can then contact the patient via video call to provide further guidance. By monitoring glucose values in real-time, dysregulation can be detected early on, and healthcare professionals can make prompt medication adjustments. Furthermore, this program can help identify potential side effects and provide educational resources to patients. Once optimal regulation has been achieved, patients can be referred back to their GP or the frequency of follow-up appointments can be adjusted accordingly.
The program provides patients with greater control over their treatment, allowing them to easily monitor and manage their condition. By streamlining the process of treatment adjustments, patients can receive prompt and effective care, resulting in improved outcomes and quality of life.
Developed by
Machteld Vermeulen
Internist-endocrinologist
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Price
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Hospitals using the Program
Reviews from patients and professionals
Danique Veldkamp
Patient
This works great. Sure I recommend this.
Sophie de Wiel
Nurse
Early anticipation
More insight in their disease burden for patients. Early signalling of increase in symptoms and to be able to give advice at the right moment.
Mason Parker
Nurse
Patients feel safe
Reducing number of physical contact moments without losing the feeling of safety for our patients.
Jordan Brown
Patient
Very good and helps to remind you to take my medication.