Endocrine Diseases
This study aimed to identify whether economic modeling approaches in diabetes in pediatric patients align with the recommendations of clinical practice guidelines and the latest scientific evidence.
Healthcare claims data sets were used to estimate the current US population with T1DM and investigate geographic nuances in prevalence and incidence, patient demographics, insurance coverage, and device use.
This study examines the impact of a digital Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) on reducing all-cause health care costs and utilization among 2027 adult participants at 12 months.
We assess at what price one such simple insulin infusion device, PAQ®, may be cost-effective compared to MDI in people with T2D not in glycemic control.
This study examined the use of insulin management services to enable patients to optimize insulin dosing to achieve HbA1c targets and subsequently reduce health care costs.
This study aims to identify subgroups and patient characteristics correlated with a preference for QW dosing of oral medications for T2DM compared to daily dosing using survey-based methods.
We present an overview of published diabetes models with a focus on how well the models are described in relation to the considerations described by the American Diabetes Association guidelines.