All Resources, Research & Documents
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How CGMs work (multi-language guides)This guide tells you about continuous glucose monitors (CGM) and how using them can help you manage your diabetes....
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Awareness of Time in Range – Opportunities for Increased AdoptionThese data highlight a significant lack of TIR awareness among people with T2 and CGM non-users....
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Utilization of Time in Range in Real World Varies by Type of DiabetesGreater access to CGMs may enable more people with diabetes to use TIR in their daily disease management....
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Awareness of Time in Range Varies by Type of Health Care ProviderThis data highlights a significant lack of TIR awareness among PCPs as compared to DEs and Endos...
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CGM Access is the Main Barrier to TIR Use Among ProvidersThese data highlight a lack of access to CGM as a key barrier to the adoption and use of TIR among HCPs...
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Resources used by HCPs to educate PWD about TIREASD Oral Presentation on how healthcare professionals can educate people with diabetes about time in range ...
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Perceived benefits of TIR varies between patient CGM users vs HCPsEASD Oral Presentation - Making sense out of sensors and data...
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AACE's Prescription Affordability Resource CenterFind programs to assist in the affordability of your CGM...
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Diabetes Dialogue: Establishing Time in Range as a Primary Glucose MetricIn this 20-minute episode, the group discusses the history of time in range, offers perspective on its utility as a glucose metric. ...
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Why Time in Range Matters for Diabetes Care Beyond A1CPanelists at the American Diabetes Association 83rd Scientific Sessions explained how time in range is emerging as a crucial target in diabetes management....
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