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The surge in diabetes prevalence has seized the increasing attention of Physicians, Patients, Healthcare Support Systems, as well as policymakers. Telemedicine is a frugal intervention in diabetes care and has often argued to be effective in enhancing Availability, Affordability, and Accessibility (3As) of the diabetes care system. This study maps diabetes care components on 3As of diabetes care systems through focus group discussions of all the stakeholders including diabetes patient, physician, dietician, patient attendant, and health administrator. Further Monte-Carlo based simulation is adopted to estimate cost-savings (indirect cost) on family income. The results of the study show that telemedicine can be an effective intervention and can generate significant cost savings (indirect cost), which is equivalent to three to four percent of the average annual income of a family.

Telemedicine as frugal intervention to health care: A case of diabetes management