Abstract 172: Early Impact of a Technology Solution to Transform Care for Cardiometabolic Conditions: Physician Experience and Patient-Centered Outcomes

Objectives: To assess early experience with a digital health solution introduced to primary care. Background: Managing cardiometabolic conditions (diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia) is challenging for patients and physicians. Patients often lack the understanding and motivation to adopt healthy behaviors and adhere to treatment plans. Physicians face the challenge of having limited time to engage and educate patients at the point-of-care. Electronic health records (EHRs) have not solved this problem; in fact, reports suggest that EHRs increase administrative tasks, reducing time with patients and contributing to burnout. To address these issues we developed CM-SHARE, a web-based application that provides physicians and patients a dashboard of critical health information needed at the point of care, actionable cues to address guideline-based care and quality gaps, and visual tools to educate patients. Methods: CM-SHARE was designed with input from practicing primary care physicians (PCPs) and launch...