Introduction : Diabetes management faces intertwined challenges like polypharmacy and adherence complexities, hindering effective care delivery. Telepharmacy emerges as a promising solution, revolutionizing diabetes care by enhancing pharmacists’ pivotal role. However, a tailored model for Indonesia is still lacking. Purpose : This study aimed to assess the potential effectiveness of a telepharmacy application in improving the detection of drug-drug interactions and glycemic control. Methods : We conducted an observational before-and-after study among type 2 diabetic patients in Indonesia. Results : We noted a significant surge in detected drug interactions. Patients counseled through telepharmacy had 3.653 times higher likelihood of achieving good glycemic control. Conclusion : The study underscores the positive impact of telepharmacy on drug interaction detection and glycemic control among Indonesian diabetics.
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