Dulce Wireless Tijuana: A Randomized Control Trial Evaluating the Impact of Project Dulce and Short-Term Mobile Technology on Glycemic Control in a Family Medicine Clinic in Northern Mexico

Background: The global epidemic of diabetes calls for innovative interventions. This study evaluated the effectiveness of the Project Dulce model, with and without wireless technology, on glycemic control and other clinical and self-reported outcomes in patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes in Mexico. In August 2016, ICF, Qualcomm Wireless and the other project partners held a Press Conference in Mexico City to announce the study results and next steps. To learn more, watch this video (English | Spanish) read the full article published in Diabetes, Technology & Therapeutics > English, or check out the Online Toolkit to replicate this scientifically proven model (Spanish).

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