1113-P: Fostering Connectivity by Increasing Data Sharing to Facilitate Remote Patient Monitoring

Introduction and Objective: Technology is reshaping the way physicians and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialists view glucose values, measure diabetes control, and collaborate with their patients to obtain optimal outcomes. Data review from December 2023- February 2024 showed that only 60% of our patients utilizing Dexcom continuous glucose monitor (CGM) in the Dallas campus were sharing data to Clarity. We developed a quality improvement initiative to increase rates of data sharing to facilitate remote patient monitoring Methods: The aim is to increase CGM data sharing between type 1 diabetes families and clinician staff by 15% over a 6-month timeframe compared to baseline. We utilized quality improvement tools including fish bone, effort impact matrix, key driver diagram to look at barrier to CGM sharing. We developed PDSA cycles which utilized the medical assistants and clinic nurse to facilitate sharing using smart phrases and patient instructions. Results: We started PDSA cycle in April 2024. We noted many barriers to CGM sharing including social determinants of health barriers. See the p cart for the results. Conclusion: The patients who utilize receivers due to no phones or incompatible phones and patients who were on automated insulin pumps were not sharing to Clarity. We have developed additional PDSA cycles to overcome these barriers. Disclosure A. Choudhary: None. M. Mackenzie: None. K.N. Hamilton: Consultant; Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc.