Teleconsultation for Managing Physiological Risk Factors of Preventable Non-Communicable Diseases in Indonesian Adults: A Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial (Preprint)
Randomized controlled trial evaluates teleconsultation effects on risk factors for non-communicable diseases in Indonesia, suggesting potential for better health outcomes.
Key Points
The teleconsultation intervention shows promise for reducing physiological risk factors of non-communicable diseases in adults.
Blood pressure, fasting blood sugar, and body weight are key metrics tracked over 12 weeks of intervention.
This randomized controlled trial will involve 72 Indonesian adults aged 40-60 years from suburban areas in West Java.
The findings aim to enhance understanding of integrating teleconsultation into public health strategies for non-communicable diseases.