Palavras-chave
Autogestão
Aplicativos Móveis
Mobile Applications
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1
Self-Management
Diabetes Mellitus Tipo 1
Automanejo
Aplicaciones Móviles
Como Citar
Resumo
Objetivo: Identificar e descrever as características dos aplicativos móveis para autogestão do diabetes mellitus tipo 1 em usuários de sistema de infusão contínua de insulina.
Método: Revisão integrativa, com buscas efetuadas no mês de junho de 2020, a partir dos artigos publicados PUBMED, CINAHL, Cochrane Library, Web of Science e Scopus. Considerou-se como critério de elegibilidade estudos que abordavam sobre aplicativos móveis para autogestão do DM1 em usuários de Sistema de Infusão Contínua de Insulina, sem restrição temporal. Foram excluídos apenas estudos indisponíveis.
Resultados: Após a análise de duas revisoras independentes foram incluídos na análise final 14 estudos e identificados 11 aplicativos móveis para smartphones que podem auxiliar no autogerenciamento do DM1, nomeados como iDECIDE, Sugar Sleuth, VoiceDiab, Blip, GoCARB, Nightscout, Gerenciamento Inteligente de Diabetes, Calculadora móvel de troca de Alimentos, Insulin Pump, DiaMob e Diário Interativo sobre Diabetes.
Conclusão: Os aplicativos móveis foram desenvolvidos para promover mudanças de comportamento e ajustes no tratamento de maneira positiva, tanto em resultados clínicos quanto na qualidade de vida e autogestão do diabetes em pessoas com DM1. Aplicativos móveis para smartphones podem auxiliar no autogerenciamento do DM1, por possibilitar auxílio na decisão de aplicação de insulina, controle glicêmico, análise na necessidade de insulina nas refeições, gestão alimentar, cálculo dos componentes alimentares nas refeições, monitoramento contínuo da glicose e cálculo automático de bolus de carboidratos e insulina.
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