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Diabetes Technology Individualization + Education ...
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Diabetes Technology Individualization + Education Infographic
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The document is an overview of diabetes technology guidelines, focusing on individualization and education. It highlights the importance of customizing diabetes technology based on an individual's needs, desires, skill level, and access to technology. Key elements include continuous training and evaluation for people with diabetes or their caregivers to ensure effective management and adaptation of therapy. There's an emphasis on supporting students in schools with diabetes technology as prescribed by their healthcare teams.<br /><br />Early initiation of diabetes technology is encouraged when suitable, taking into account the preferences and requirements of the patient or caregiver. The types of diabetes technology mentioned include:<br /><br />- Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion (CSII)<br />- Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)<br />- Connected insulin pens<br />- Automated Insulin Delivery Systems (AIDS)<br />- Smart meters and digital apps<br /><br />These technologies are suggested to improve the management of diabetes by maintaining a 'time in range,' a concept supported by the Time in Range initiative of the American Diabetes Association (ADA). The document is informed by recommendations from the ADA’s Standards of Care in Diabetes for 2023. For more information, individuals are directed to contact the ADA via their website or phone number provided in the text.
Keywords
diabetes technology
individualization
education
continuous glucose monitoring
insulin delivery systems
smart meters
American Diabetes Association
time in range
diabetes management
caregiver support
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