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This is a feasibility study of care for women with gestational diabetes (GDM) using electronic equipment to participate in virtual office visits.

Participants will be trained in the use of glucose meters, scales, and sphygmomanometers which are Bluetooth connected to an app on their cellphones. Fetal well-being will be assessed with Dopplers and kick counts. Care will be delivered by alternate in-office and telephone visits.


Clinical Trial Description

The core elements of a prenatal visit for any pregnant woman include assessment of BP, weight, and presence of fetal heart activity. The treatment of GDM additionally requires the measurement of and review of maternal glycemia. Technology exists for patients to measure these parameters and to relay this information securely directly from these devices via the internet to the healthcare provider's office. A key element of antepartum care for GDM, self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG), has for some years been conducted with memory-based portable glucose meters. To assure accuracy in reports of patient measurements, it is important that all devices be of a design wherein results of measures of patient parameters are transmitted in unedited fashion directly devices to the health care provider. While no data exists about the accuracy of self-reporting of patient weight and blood pressure, intentional or unintentional alteration in reports of self-monitored glucose results is a known risk of reliance on patient self-reported data. This pilot study will explore the feasibility of the use of this technology from patients' homes in lieu of an office visit. ;


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NCT number NCT02960295
Study type Interventional
Source Kaiser Permanente
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date September 2014
Completion date September 2016

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