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Remote Mood Monitoring (RMM) in Diabetes Study

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OVERVIEW

The RMM study aimed to examine the ability of an established telehealth mood monitoring system (True Colours) to evaluate the impact on mood of initiating an injectable therapy in individuals with type 2 diabetes.

design

Pilot proof-of-concept non-interventional questionnaire study seeking to record possible mood changes in people with type 2 diabetes when first starting an injectable diabetes therapy

RESULTS

The study showed that an online self-management system could be used to monitor mood remotely in people with type 2 diabetes and could provide additional metrics to help guide diabetes management. The results are currently being submitted for publication.

Chief investigator

Rury Holman

Sponsor

University of Oxford

Funder

Diabetes Trials Unit, University of Oxford

Reference number

IRAS113334

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