Remote monitoring technologies can be useful in assisting patients with #gestational diabetes mellitus #GDM by providing real-time data and feedback to #healthcare providers. Here are some #remote #monitoring #technologies that can be used for #GDM:

#Continuous glucose monitoring CGM: #CGM systems allow patients to #continuously monitor their #blood glucose levels and provide real-time feedback to #healthcare providers. This can help detect trends and patterns in blood glucose levels and provide more targeted interventions to #manage GDM.

Mobile health (mHealth) apps: #mHealth apps can be used to track #blood glucose levels, food intake, physical activity, and medication adherence. These apps can provide reminders, #alerts, and feedback to #patients and healthcare providers.

Telehealth: #Telehealth involves using technology to remotely deliver healthcare services, such as #virtual visits with healthcare providers, remote consultations with specialists, and #remote monitoring of vital signs. Telehealth can be used to provide ongoing support and #education for patients with #GDM.

Wearable devices: #Wearable devices, such as #smartwatches and #fitness #trackers, can be used to track physical activity and provide feedback to patients and #healthcare providers. This can be useful in promoting regular physical activity, which is important in managing GDM.

Overall, remote #monitoring technologies can be useful in assisting patients with GDM by providing real-time data and feedback to #healthcare providers. These technologies can help detect trends, patterns, and changes in #blood glucose levels and provide targeted interventions to manage GDM.
 We will  discuss in next blog ….. how globally  #Food industry unites   with #biotech companies and #hospitals to #create solutions in the #prevention of gestational diabetes