Bajaj Harpreet S, Bennedsen Lars Villads, Donatsky Anders Meller, Martiny Johannes Handberg Juul, Vianna André, Lingvay Ildiko
LMC Diabetes and Endocrinology, Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Novo Nordisk A/S, Søborg, Denmark.
Diabetes Obes Metab. 2025 Oct;27(10):5514-5523. doi: 10.1111/dom.16597. Epub 2025 Aug 13.
In ONWARDS 5 (NCT04760626), a 52-week, Phase 3a trial in insulin-naive type 2 diabetes, 542/1085 participants were randomized to once-weekly insulin icodec with a dosing guide app to assist titration (icodec with app). This post hoc analysis of the icodec with app group assessed titration behaviours and associations between app-based dose guidance adherence and outcomes.
App-based dose guidance and manual overrides were assessed. App guidance adherence was defined as dose guidance being requested and followed, and that automatic dose titration was possible; adherence subgroups were defined by mean fraction of weeks adherent across all weeks with app usage (per 4 weeks: 'low', ≤1 [n = 52]; 'medium', >1-≤3 [n = 215]; 'high', >3 [n = 239]). Observed glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c; baseline to week 52) and hypoglycaemia were described. Modelling analyses assessed associations between app adherence and estimated pre-breakfast self-measured blood glucose (SMBG) and weekly insulin dose.
Few administered icodec doses (1053/21 244; 5.0%) differed from app guidance (dose changed by participant). Across 541 participants with app data, 56.7% had ≥1 app guidance override by a health care professional; most overrides (81.9%) were increases to app-recommended dose. Observed mean HbA1c decreased from baseline across all adherence subgroups. Across 52 weeks of app use, 'medium' and 'high' versus 'low' adherence was associated with significantly lower estimated mean pre-breakfast SMBG and higher estimated mean weekly insulin dose (both p < 0.0001). Clinically significant hypoglycaemia rates were low across subgroups, with no severe hypoglycaemia observed.
Greater adherence to app-based dose guidance was associated with greater estimated improvements in pre-breakfast SMBG and higher weekly insulin dose. Trends indicated HbA1c improvements in all adherence subgroups. Findings support app use for real-world insulin titration.
在ONWARDS 5(NCT04760626)中,一项针对初治2型糖尿病患者的为期52周的3a期试验中,1085名参与者中有542名被随机分配接受每周一次的icodec胰岛素治疗,并使用剂量指导应用程序辅助滴定(icodec联合应用程序)。对icodec联合应用程序组的这项事后分析评估了滴定行为以及基于应用程序的剂量指导依从性与治疗结果之间的关联。
评估基于应用程序的剂量指导和手动调整。应用程序指导依从性的定义为请求并遵循剂量指导,且可以进行自动剂量滴定;依从性子组根据使用应用程序的所有周数中的平均依从周分数来定义(每4周:“低”,≤1[n = 52];“中”,>1至≤3[n = 215];“高”,>3[n = 239])。描述观察到的糖化血红蛋白(HbA1c;基线至第52周)和低血糖情况。模型分析评估应用程序依从性与早餐前自我测量血糖(SMBG)估计值和每周胰岛素剂量之间的关联。
很少有icodec给药剂量(1053/21244;5.0%)与应用程序指导不同(由参与者改变剂量)。在541名有应用程序数据的参与者中,56.7%有医疗保健专业人员对应用程序指导进行了≥1次调整;大多数调整(81.9%)是将剂量增加到应用程序推荐剂量。所有依从性子组的观察到的平均HbA1c均从基线水平下降。在使用应用程序的52周内,“中”和“高”依从性与“低”依从性相比,早餐前SMBG估计平均值显著更低,每周胰岛素剂量估计平均值更高(均p < 0.0001)。各亚组的临床显著低血糖发生率较低,未观察到严重低血糖。
更高的基于应用程序的剂量指导依从性与早餐前SMBG估计值的更大改善和更高的每周胰岛素剂量相关。趋势表明所有依从性子组的HbA1c均有改善。研究结果支持在实际胰岛素滴定中使用应用程序。