Abstract:
Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period. Currently, rural areas in the Philippines lack recommender systems that can guide nurses in recommending a treatment plan for Diabetes. Also, in some scenarios where nurses conduct home visits, existing glucometer devices do not have the ability to automatically map the blood glucose levels to the corresponding patient. Consequently, this study aims a nurse in the rural health unit to use an "IoT Glucometer", which can communicate with the DiAbVi System that recommends an insulin regimen. More importantly, there is an integrated teleconsultation system in it intended for the medical doctors in
the urban to monitor the recommendations of the system to a patient. In this manner, the DiAbVi System helps to guide diabetic patients in the rural areas in the eff ective management of Diabetes.
