**10. Doctors' involvement**

Little attention has been paid to physicians' intentions to adopt mobile diabetes monitoring technology. Japan study showed that overall quality (system quality, information quality, and service quality) assessment does affect doctors' intention to use this technology, but only indirectly through perceived value. Net benefits (both ubiquitous control and health improve‐ ment) seem to be also a strong driver in both a direct and indirect manner [115].

Combined smartphone-based logging of different health parameters (e.g., blood sugar logging, insulin dose logging, bread unit logging, activity logging) can of course help doctor (diabetologist) in solving glycemic control problems. With these data, diabetologist can make individualized recommendations for every patient [116].
