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Trust in hybrid closed loop among people with diabetes: Perspectives of experienced system users.

Citation
Tanenbaum, M. L., et al. “Trust In Hybrid Closed Loop Among People With Diabetes: Perspectives Of Experienced System Users.”. Journal Of Health Psychology, pp. 429-438.
Center Stanford University
Author Molly L Tanenbaum, Esti Iturralde, Sarah J Hanes, Sakinah C Suttiratana, Jodie M Ambrosino, Trang T Ly, David M Maahs, Diana Naranjo, Natalie Walders-Abramson, Stuart A Weinzimer, Bruce A Buckingham, Korey K Hood
Keywords automated systems, hybrid closed-loop, technology acceptance, trust, type 1 diabetes
Abstract

Automated closed loop systems will greatly change type 1 diabetes management; user trust will be essential for acceptance of this new technology. This qualitative study explored trust in 32 individuals following a hybrid closed loop trial. Participants described how context-, system-, and person-level factors influenced their trust in the system. Participants attempted to override the system when they lacked trust, while trusting the system decreased self-management burdens and decreased stress. Findings highlight considerations for fostering trust in closed loop systems. Systems may be able to engage users by offering varying levels of controls to match trust preferences.

Year of Publication
2020
Journal
Journal of health psychology
Volume
25
Issue
4
Number of Pages
429-438
Date Published
03/2020
ISSN Number
1461-7277
DOI
10.1177/1359105317718615
Alternate Journal
J Health Psychol
PMID
28810490
PMCID
PMC7162558
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