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DESCRIPTION:Program: APHA Student Assembly Session: Maternal/Child Health 
 Presenter: Shivesh Shourya Author: Monica Gomes Abstract Background Manag
 ing diabetes (type 1 and type 2) in pediatric and young adult populations
  (ages 2–25 years) presents challenges related to developmental changes a
 nd healthcare access barriers. Telehealth and mobile health (mHealth) tec
 hnologies have emerged as potential solutions\, especially during the COV
 ID-19 pandemic. However\, the scope\, effectiveness\, and characteristics
  of telehealth interventions for diabetes management remain unclear. Meth
 ods This scoping review followed the PRISMA-ScR framework to map the lite
 rature on telehealth interventions for diabetes management in young popul
 ations. A comprehensive search of PubMed and Scopus identified studies pu
 blished from 2014 - 2024. Eligible studies assessed telehealth interventi
 ons. Data extraction focused on intervention type\, duration\, telehealth
  modality\, and reported outcomes\, including glycemic control (HbA1c) an
 d quality of life (QoL). Results Nine studies (N = 668) were included\, p
 rimarily addressing type 1 diabetes\, with a notable gap in type 2 diabet
 es research. Telehealth interventions included virtual consultations (n =
  4)\, remote glucose monitoring (n = 3)\, and web-based education program
 s (n = 2). While overall HbA1c reductions were inconsistent\, short-term 
 interventions (<3 months) showed greater reductions (–0.46\, CI: -0.85\, 
 -0.07). Communication-based interventions significantly improved HbA1c\, 
 while web-based education programs enhanced QoL (15.78\, CI: 7.39\, 24.17
 ). Studies pre-pandemic showed greater effectiveness than those during th
 e pandemic. Conclusions Telehealth shows potential for short-term glycemi
 c control and QoL improvements\, particularly through communication-based
  and web-based education interventions. However\, high heterogeneity\, li
 mited long-term evidence\, and a lack of type 2 diabetes studies highligh
 t the need for further research into telehealth’s sustained impact for pe
 diatric and young adult populations.\n\nSpeakers:\nShivesh Shourya\; Moni
 ca Gomes\n\nAdmission:\nRegistrationFees: APHA Event Registration is Requ
 ired\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/event/telehealth-in-pedia
 tric-and-young-adult-diabetes-management/\n
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SUMMARY:4105.0 - Telehealth in Pediatric and Young Adult Diabetes Manageme
 nt: A Scoping Review and Meta-analysis of Clinical Outcomes and Quality o
 f Life Across T1DM and T2DM Populations
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