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JMIR Form Res2022;6(12):e40278.December 7, 2022Journal Article

Changes in Glycemic Control Following Use of a Spanish-Language, Culturally Adapted Diabetes Program: Retrospective Study.

Caitlyn Edwards1, Elisa Orellana1, Kelly Rawlings1, Mirta Rodriguez-Pla1, Aarathi Venkatesan1
1Vida Health, San Francisco, CA, United States.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Several barriers to diabetes treatment and care exist, particularly in underserved medical communities. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to evaluate a novel, culturally adapted, Spanish-language mHealth diabetes program for glycemic control. METHODS: Professional Spanish translators, linguists, and providers localized the entirety of the Vida Health Diabetes Management Program into a cult…

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