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Health technology aids chronic disease management, improving patients' quality of life
2025年08月08日 10:54
Data from the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control shows that health technology products have covered 38% of hypertension patients and 29% of diabetes patients, increasing the standardized management rates by 21 and 17 percentage points respectively, significantly improving patients' quality of life. This data fully reflects the important role of health technology in chronic disease management.
Smart devices play multiple roles in chronic disease management: dynamic blood glucose monitors can automatically record data every 5 minutes, reducing the pain of fingertip blood sampling and improving patient compliance. Smart medicine boxes equipped with GPS positioning can remind patients to take medication on time, increasing medication adherence to 82%, effectively avoiding condition worsening caused by missed doses. Remote ECG monitoring systems have tripled the detection rate of arrhythmias, providing important support for early diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias.
A typical case shows that a community health service center equipped 200 hypertension patients with smart blood pressure monitors, analyzed data through AI, and pushed intervention plans. Within 6 months, the blood pressure control rate rose from 53% to 79%, and emergency visit rates dropped by 40%. This case fully demonstrates the significant effect of health technology in chronic disease management, which not only improves patients' health levels but also reduces medical expenses.
Experts point out that further integration of health technology with medical insurance payments will accelerate the transformation of chronic disease management models. Currently, some regions have begun to include smart health devices and remote health management services in medical insurance reimbursement, which will further increase patients' enthusiasm for using health technology products and promote the intelligence and precision of chronic disease management. It is expected that the coverage rate will exceed 60% by 2025, and health technology will play an even more important role in chronic disease management, making greater contributions to improving the health level of the entire population.
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