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Hong Kong's 30-year register evolution models successful data-driven territory-wide diabetes care implementation.
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Highlights the 30-year evolution of data-driven diabetes management programs in Hong Kong.
Diabetes and its complications, notably chronic kidney disease (CKD) are silent disease states whose risk factors and treatment targets are often characterized by numerical values, thus making regular measurements imperative in guiding medical decisions and empowering patient self-management. In 2019, we summarized the evolution of the Hong Kong Diabetes Register (HKDR) established in 19951 into the platform-based Joint Asia Diabetes Evaluation (JADE) Programme in 20072 and a territory-wide Risk Assessment and Management Programme (RAMP) in 2009.
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Chan et al. (2025) conducted a review in Diabetes. Data-driven diabetes management programs was evaluated. A 30-year case study summarized the evolution of the Hong Kong Diabetes Register into the Joint Asia Diabetes Evaluation Programme and a territory-wide Risk Assessment and Management Programme.
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