Abstract
COVID-19 Pandemic Triggers Telemedicine Regulation and Intensifies Diabetes Management Technology Adoption in Brazil.
Highlights
We have learned that a pandemic can change overnight our routines, behaviors, society, and world economies with unexpected and unpredictable effects
We already know that people with diabetes mellitus are at a higher risk to be infected and certainly are more prone to present a further severe form of the COVID-19, especially if their glycemia levels are not controlled
In Brazil, telemedicine and digital health tools have been used since the early 1990s with an initial frustrated effort over regulation starting in 2002
Summary
We have learned that a pandemic can change overnight our routines, behaviors, society, and world economies with unexpected and unpredictable effects. Keywords COVID-19, pandemic, diabetes, telemedicine, digital health, artificial intelligence In Brazil, telemedicine and digital health tools have been used since the early 1990s with an initial frustrated effort over regulation starting in 2002.
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