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How Diabetes-Technology is Changing Diabetes Treatment and the Doctor-Patient Relationship Diabetes & Technology Management Webinar 03/2020 Thomas Zger, MD UDEM, Inselspital thomas.zueger@insel.ch Glucose Regulation in Healthy


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How Diabetes-Technology is Changing Diabetes Treatment and the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Diabetes & Technology Management Webinar 03/2020 Thomas Züger, MD

UDEM, Inselspital thomas.zueger@insel.ch

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Glucose Regulation in Healthy Individuals

Diabetes Technology 03/2020 - Thomas Züger, UDEM Inselspital

Insulin Pancreas Glucose Sources

exogenous endogenous

Blood Glucose

Glucose Disposal

Feedback- Loop

«Glucose-Sensing»

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Glucose Regulation in individuals with diabetes

Diabetes Technology 03/2020 - Thomas Züger, UDEM Inselspital

Insulin Pancreas Glucose Sources

exogenous endogenous

Blood Glucose

Glucose Disposal

Feedback- Loop

«Glucose-Sensing»

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Diabetes Technology 03/2020 - Thomas Züger, UDEM Inselspital

https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2014/05/08/new-research-keeps-diabetics-safer-during-sleep/

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Glucose Regulation in Individuals with Diabetes

Diabetes Technology 03/2020 - Thomas Züger, UDEM Inselspital

Insulin Pancreas Glucose Sources

exogenous endogenous

Blood Glucose

Glucose Disposal

Feedback- Loop

«Glucose-Sensing»

Algorithm controlled Closed-Loop

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Closing the Loop – Artificial Pancreas

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Züger T et al. Ther Umsch. 2017;74(8):529-536. doi: 10.1024/0040-5930/a000953

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Low glucose suspend & smart guard

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Minimed 670G – first Hybrid Closed-Loop system

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Algorithm Mealtime Insulin- Bolus by Patient Algorithm Target 6.7 mM

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Open Source

  • Open Source «do it yourself»

project

  • Realtime access to CGM- (and

insulinpump-) data

  • Allows for intergration of

different devices and algorithms to control glucose

http://www.nightscout.info/

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#OpenAPS - components

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Nightscout

Remote Monitoring software

Last CGM-measurement Current glucose (CGM) Insulin on board (IOB) CHO stop Insulin stop Basal rate Last activity OpenAPS Glucose change expected glucose course

Components

Insulin-pump CGM sensor/transmitter

  • APP

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#OpenAPS – data repository

  • 80 OpenAPS data donors, 53 years of CGM data

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3.9 – 10 mmol/l 77.5% >10 mmol/l 18.2% < 3.9mmol/l; 4.3%

Time in/out of range (%, mmol/L)

Melmer & Züger et al. Diabetes Obes Metab.2019 Züger T et al., ATTD Madrid 2020

2014 – 2018 UDEM Time in range (3.9-10.0 mmol/l) Time above range (>10.0 mmol/l) Time below range (≤ 3.9 mmol/l) Type 1 DM (n=188) 60.9 ±17.5 % 34.6 ± 18.6 % 4.6 ± 4.9 %

No (Hybrid) Closed Loop

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Technology in other areas of diabetes control

1 2 3 4 5

https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/2be02a1d-1d52-4db6-8bd5-6f66fe5ca992

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Glucose Sensor Night Scout

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Sport & Diab-Tech

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map elevation CGM-Data

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Use of Technology in Type 1 Diabetes – CH/Germany/Austria

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Van den Boom et al.; Diabetes Care. 2019 Nov;42(11):2050-2056. doi: 10.2337/dc19-0345

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The Tech-Paradoxon - Technology alone might not be the solution….

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CGM use DM1 CGM use DM1

2010 - 2012 2016 - 2018 2010 - 2012 2016 - 2018

Foster NC et al., Diabetes Technol Ther. 2019 Feb;21(2):66-72.

US-Registry

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so much data/information, so little time!

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YEAR 2000 2-3 min writing summary 11 min checking of blood glucose values (SMBG) 2 No continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) No wearables Rare in between visits contact YEAR 2020 16 min electronic medical record (EMR) per visit 1 20 min insulin pump data + 15 min pump settings (bolus calculator etc.) 2 30 – 40 % pat. with CGM (10 – 20 pages of CGM data) 3, 4 Integration of fitness data, meal data etc. Mail, phone-calls, data-sharing (cloud-solutions)

1 Overhage JM et al., Ann Intern Med, 2020 2 Comellas MJ et al., Diabetes Technol Ther, 2017 3 Foster NC et al., Diabetes Technol Ther, 2019 4 Hood KK et al., Diabetes Care, 2020

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growing numbers – decreasing resources

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350 Mio 420 Mio 500 Mio

https://www.diabetesatlas.org/en/sections/demographic-and-geographic-outline.html

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The burden of diabetes for patients with diabetes (PWD)

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Burden of time

  • 2005: Average 58 min a day on self-care 1
  • 2018 2:
  • adult with T2DM 66 min a day
  • child with T1DM 78 min a day

1 Safford MM et al., American Board Fa Pract, 2005 2 Shubrook JH et al., Diabetes Spectr, 2018

Daily activities Glucose Measurement & Recording Insulin / Drug Management Visit with health care providers

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Who takes care of the diabetes management?

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“It is clear that diabetes remains unique among chronic conditions in the extent to which therapy is controlled by the patient and factors that shape behaviour”

David G. Marrero; American Diabetes Association President

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Self-adjustement of therapy between clinical visits

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  • Survey in 47 patients with DM1 on insulin-pump (average 6 years Diabetes duration = experienced)

never sometimes frequent all the time Nimiri R, Phillip M, ATTD Madrid, 2020

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Obstacles for technology utilization and self-adjustment

  • Need to download data & contact HCP
  • 50-70% of patients never download data of various

devices between visits 1

  • Lack of knowledge / ability / confidence
  • Patients report low confidence and competence to

undertake retrospective review of CGM data 2

  • Lack of ability to interpret data (amount of data /

information overload) 3

  • Decision making fatigue & alarm fatigue 2

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1 Foster NC et al., Diabetes Technol Ther, 2019 2 Lawton J et al., BMC Endcrine Disorders, 2018 3 Welsh JB et al, Diabetes Thera, 2019

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New solutions are required

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“digital” support in treatment optimization

(for patients and health care providers)

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Acceptance of automated decision support by PWD

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Willing to try Would you be willing to use an algorithm that adjusts your insulin pump settings after downloading your devices at home? 71.7% Would you be willing to use an algorithm that suggests insulin dosing on real- time? 68.1% Would you be willing to get text messages each time you need insulin adjustment? 50% Would you trust dosing recommendations given by automatic algorithm? 82.6% Do you think that automated algorithm for insulin dosing will release some of the burden of managing diabetes? 76%

Nimri R., Carpel S, Gavan M, Phillip M, ATTD 2020, Madrid

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Optimization of Diabetes-/Insulintreatment

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Physical activity glucose insulin wearables food Local hub: Reporting/Transfer/ Display

Real-time advice

Basal insulin Correction factor CHO Ratio Reminder/info

HCP Appointment, Telemedicine

  • ffice

advice

security Diabetes data science:

  • Metabolic models
  • Pattern recognition
  • Algorithms for

decision support & automatic control Data integration/ storage (virtual patient image) EMR / Personalized treatment

Adapted from Boris Kovatchev & Bruce Bode

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Decision support – how it may look like for PWD

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The last 3 times after exercise you had night-time hypoglycemia! Ok – what do you recommend Reduce your basal insulin by 20% for 8h and eat 10g of Carbs after exercise

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2020 to 2030 – the decade of the Digital Diabetes Clinic?!

Diabetes Technology 03/2020 - Thomas Züger, UDEM Inselspital

Social Platform Reminder Messages EMR Integration Visit planning (care priority- zation) Outcome follow-up Data Transfer Diabetes apps Tele- medicine Research Decision support Education

Consensus on Digital/Virtual Diabetes Clinic, ATTD Madrid 2020

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Adapted from Phillip M, ATTD 2020, Madrid

Consensus on Digital/Virtual diabetes clinic

Madrid February 18th 2020 – Highlights

  • Digital – Virtual diabetes clinic should be developed for all

patients with diabetes (PWD)

  • Digital clinic aim to empower PWD to self treat their diabetes
  • Data ownership should be regulated worldwide – it’s for the

patients to decide whom to share it with

  • Digital clinic may replace some of the F2F appointments and

increase interactions between visits

  • Easy, passive transmission of data from all different devices

to integrate, interpret and create a meaningful advice for both HCPs and PWD