875-P: Breathe Diabetes Management Program: A Personalized App to Assist Type 2 Diabetics in India to Achieve Healthy Outcomes

Introduction: Use of Digital therapeutics can act as a valuable tool enabling more personalized care among diabetics. The Breathe Diabetes Management Program (BDMP) delivers personalized interventions encouraging them to track their blood glucose level, weight, and physical activity. Objective: To assess BDMP app in type 2 diabetics in achieving healthy outcomes in Indian population. Methodology: The group of participants (N=181, A1C >6.5%) was divided into 3 groups - (1) patients treated with the BDMP plus Doctor-prescribed medication (n=60), (2) patients treated with the BDMP plus Doctor-prescribed medication plus Stress Reduction module (n=61) and (3) patients only taking the Doctor-prescribed medication (control group with n=60). Results: At the end of the 16 weeks, patients from Group 1 showed 81.6% program completion rate, 46.01% program adherence, an average of 5.64% of baseline body weight loss, an average of 0.68% reduction in A1C and Penn State Worry Questionnaire (PSWQ) score average change from 56.3 to 44.5 (score ranges 16-80, higher score indicates higher worry). Patients from Group 2 showed 88.5% program completion rate, 51.95% program adherence, an average of 6.02% of baseline body weight loss, average of 0.74% reduction in A1C and a PSWQ score average change from 58.6 to 40.8. Patients from Group 3 showed an average of 0.38% of baseline body weight loss, average of 0.28% reduction in A1C and a PSWQ score average change from 56.2 to 55.5. The difference between all the groups was found to be statistically significant (p Conclusion: The BDMP helped the patients of Group 1 in significant weight loss, reduction in A1C, and improved stress levels. BDMP along with the Stress Reduction module in Group 2 produced even better outcomes. The results suggest that Digital Therapeutics is a scalable and sustainable solution to the growing problem of type 2 diabetes, and that mental well-being should be considered a part of the solution. Disclosure P. K. Goyal: None. R. Verma: None. A. Kaicker: None. S. Deka: None. S. Palukuri: None. B. Chandolia: None.