SUMMIT-D
The SUMMIT-D Study is looking at supporting people with type 2 diabetes in effective medicine use through mobile health technology integrated with clinical care.
"To develop and test a mobile-device based system delivering automated, tailored brief messages to offer support for medicine use alongside usual care to people with type 2 diabetes. This will include developing and refining the content of messages targeted at a wide range of medication adherence behaviours, and developing and optimising the system for delivering them. The programme will explore the extent to which the messages can be tailored by personal characteristics and response to earlier messages, and by routinely collected NHS data."
For further information on the SUMMIT-D study, please click here
Contact for Further Information:
For further information regarding this study please contact the appropriate centre as below:
For sites under the Manchester CRN:
Email: summit-d@manchester.ac.uk
0161 2757610
For sites under the Thames Valley and South Midlands CRN:
Email: summit-d@phc.ox.ac.uk
01865 617877
"To develop and test a mobile-device based system delivering automated, tailored brief messages to offer support for medicine use alongside usual care to people with type 2 diabetes. This will include developing and refining the content of messages targeted at a wide range of medication adherence behaviours, and developing and optimising the system for delivering them. The programme will explore the extent to which the messages can be tailored by personal characteristics and response to earlier messages, and by routinely collected NHS data."
For further information on the SUMMIT-D study, please click here
Contact for Further Information:
For further information regarding this study please contact the appropriate centre as below:
For sites under the Manchester CRN:
Email: summit-d@manchester.ac.uk
0161 2757610
For sites under the Thames Valley and South Midlands CRN:
Email: summit-d@phc.ox.ac.uk
01865 617877
If you are a practice taking part in the study, and need to access the downloads and instructions, please click the downloads link below (you will be asked for a password - if you do not know the password, please contact the study co-ordinator above):
Downloads
Downloads
