Innovative Prenatal Care for Diabetes in Pregnancy
Инновационная пренатальная помощь при диабете во время беременности
2026-01-17
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Over the past few decades, the prevalence of diabetes in pregnancy has increased significantly necessitating innovative methods to optimize care for patients. Group prenatal care has emerged as a promising model in response to rising health care costs and declining patient satisfaction with traditional care approaches. Although traditionally used for low-risk patients, group prenatal care has expanded to pregnant patients with diabetes. The role of technology for diabetes in pregnancy has also expanded to include continuous glucose monitors, electronic data repositories, and remote glycemic monitoring. This review aims to examine existing literature on innovative prenatal care in the context of diabetes.
Key Findings
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Group prenatal care is a promising model to address rising health care costs and declining patient satisfaction versus traditional care.
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Group prenatal care, once for low-risk patients, has expanded to include pregnant patients with diabetes.
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Prevalence of diabetes in pregnancy has increased significantly over past decades, creating need for optimized care.
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Technology use for diabetes in pregnancy has expanded to continuous glucose monitors, electronic data repositories, and remote glycemic monitoring.
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This review synthesizes existing literature on innovative prenatal care approaches specifically for diabetes in pregnancy.
Research Object
Innovative prenatal care models for pregnant patients with diabetes (including group prenatal care and technology-enabled monitoring)
Research Subject
Effects and applications of these innovative prenatal care approaches and technologies on management of diabetes in pregnancy, including care delivery models, continuous glucose monitoring, electronic data repositories, and remote glycemic monitoring
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