The escalating prevalence of diabetes, along with its complications and mortality risks, imposes a substantial disease burden worldwide. The current suboptimal medical conditions and poor self-management among diabetic patients have exacerbated the deterioration of diabetes globally, particularly in economically underdeveloped countries. However, this situation may now be approaching a turning point. With the constantly advancement of intelligent technologies, the widespread adoption of information management systems and the rise of artificial intelligence have made it possible to enhance the efficiency of diabetes treatment and reduce management costs. Therefore, we have reviewed the relevant literature and conducted a narrative review following the guidance of the Scale for the Assessment of Narrative Review Articles (SANRA). The present paper provides a narrative review of research advances from information management to artificial intelligence in the field of diabetes treatment and management, while also discussing the opportunities and challenges in clinical translation and application. The present review offers a conceptual framework to inform future research and development in intelligent diabetes care.
Deng et al. (Thu,) studied this question.