107 JAMD | www.jamd.it | ISSN 2532-4799 (online) | ISSN 2036-363X (print) vol. 21-2 RESEARCH ARTICLE ABSTRACT Aim To ealate the possible inences of ne technologies on qal- it of life, disease and complications management (self-management) in children, teenagers and ong adlts ith tpe 1 diabetes mellits (T1DM). Research design Narratie reie. Materials and methods We performed a research throgh scientif- ic/medical database: PbMed, Cinahl, The Cochrane Librar, Proqest Central, Phch INFO and UpToDate, appling the folloing lters: std- ies in hmans, English langage and most recent pblication (from 2007 to 2017).Onl those responding to the folloing selection criteria hae been selected: 1. Qantitatie stdies. 2. Use of qantitatie ealation tools, monitoring qalit of life and self-management. 3. Reference poplation of age grop less than 65 ears old. 4. Focs on seflness, satisfaction and technologies inence on qal- it of life and disease self-management of T1DM sbjects (otcomes). Results Among the selected articles, onl 7 ere tting the inclsion criteria of this reie. Oerall, despite some stdies did not sho signif- icant dierences in qalit of life, reslts shoed an increased freqen- c in Self Monitoring Bloog Glcse (SMBG) and an improed metabolic control ith the se of ne technologies, especiall in ong teenagers ith T1DM. Conclusion The dierent stdies shoed the potential adantages and the oerall feasibilit of sing ne apps on mobile technologies, that appear to be mostleectie in ong teenagers aected b chronic dis- ease, sch as T1DM. These data sggest to identif ne eectie and ac- Impatto delle tecnologie distali, Tele- health e mHealth, sul self management del diabete di tipo 1: una revisione nar- rativa Distal technologies impact, Telehealth and mHealth, on type 1 diabetes self-management: a narrative review L. Gentilini 1 , A. De Remigis 2 , I. Rubbi 3 , T. Ambrosini 1 , V. Cremonini 3 1 School of Nursing, University of Bologna, Italy. 2 Ravenna Internal Medicine Department, Romagna Local Health Authority, Italy. 3 School of Nursing, Romagna Local Health Authority and University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy. Corresponding author: letizia.gentilini@studio.unibo.it Citation L. Gentilini, A. De Remigis, I. Rubbi, T. Ambrosini, V. Cremonini (2018) Impatto delle tecnologie distali, Telehealth e mHealth, sul self management del diabete di tipo 1: una revisione non sistematica. JAMD Vol. 21-2 Editor Luca Monge, Associazione Medici Dia- betologi, Italy Received February, 2018 Accepted March, 2018 Published July, 2018 Copyright © 2018 Gentilini et al. This is an open access article edited by AMD, published by Idelson Gnocchi, distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, dis- tribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Data Availability Statement All relevant data are within the paper and its Supporting Information fles. Funding The Author(s) received no specifc funding for this work. The Journal of AMD OPEN ACCESS PEER- REVIEWED