Key result
A tele-diabetology mobile van equipped with satellite technology successfully screened for diabetes and delivered care to remote, underserved villages in southern India.
Why the study?
Can a tele-diabetology mobile van model improve screening and delivery of diabetes care in remote rural areas?
Population
Rural population in southern India
Design
Other
Authors
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May support satellite tele-diabetology vans for rural diabetes access; leaves open efficacy and generalizability pending controlled trials.
Can a tele-diabetology mobile van model improve screening and delivery of diabetes care in remote rural areas?
Tele-diabetology using mobile vans offers a viable model to overcome barriers in accessing diabetes screening and care in underserved rural areas of developing countries.
Mohan et al. (2014) studied Diabetes. Tele-diabetology mobile van was evaluated. A tele-diabetology mobile van equipped with satellite technology successfully screened for diabetes and delivered care to remote, underserved villages in southern India.
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