Utility of a patient similarity-based digital tool for risk communication to patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: perspectives from primary care physicians in ambulatory care

The patient similarity-based digital tool requires further work to support PCPs in risk communication to patients with T2DM. Usage should be targeted at patient subgroups with newly diagnosed or uncontrolled T2DM and who practise social comparison. Strategies to maximise benefit include identifying patients who practise social comparison and training PCPs to be adept at framing and communicating risk information in a person-centric manner to mitigate the possibility of false reassurance or negative reactions from their patients.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0319992
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Diabetes Management and Education
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Abstract

The patient similarity-based digital tool requires further work to support PCPs in risk communication to patients with T2DM. Usage should be targeted at patient subgroups with newly diagnosed or uncontrolled T2DM and who practise social comparison. Strategies to maximise benefit include identifying patients who practise social comparison and training PCPs to be adept at framing and communicating risk information in a person-centric manner to mitigate the possibility of false reassurance or negative reactions from their patients.

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