Healthcare experts gathered at the 'DTechCon 2024' conference in Kochi emphasized the critical role of technology in addressing poor diabetes control.

During the event, senior endocrinologists stressed the significance of correct injection techniques in managing diabetes and highlighted the potential of technology in identifying and rectifying errors.

Dr. Banshi Saboo, a prominent figure in the field, underscored the prevalence of injection errors among long-term diabetes patients, noting that even individuals with two decades of experience may make multiple mistakes. He pointed out that these errors contribute significantly to uncontrolled diabetes cases, accounting for approximately 25-30% of such instances.

The session on injection techniques for diabetes control served as a platform to discuss the need for innovative solutions to guide patients towards better management practices. Experts emphasized that leveraging technology could offer personalized guidance and real-time feedback to individuals struggling with diabetes control.

The call for integrating technology into diabetes management reflects a growing recognition of the potential benefits it holds in improving patient outcomes and reducing the burden of the disease. By addressing common errors and providing tailored support, technology has the capacity to empower patients and healthcare professionals alike in the fight against diabetes.

As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, the adoption of technological solutions stands poised to revolutionize diabetes care, offering hope for better control and enhanced quality of life for millions worldwide.