Easing the Transition to Automated Insulin Delivery for Non-Traditional Users

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In the ADA quarterly webinar, the focus was on easing the transition to automated insulin delivery for non-traditional users. Presenters, including Kerry Burgett and Dr. Molly Tannenbaum, discussed the benefits and outcomes of automated systems like Control IQ and Omnipod 5. They emphasized that all individuals with type 1 diabetes can benefit from AID systems, regardless of factors like age, race, or socioeconomic status. The presenters shared case examples and highlighted the importance of tailoring education and support to each individual's needs and concerns. They also stressed the significance of identifying patients' motivations for trying AID and addressing any barriers or worries they may have. The goal was to guide healthcare providers in supporting their patients through the transition to AID systems and helping them achieve better diabetes management outcomes.

Keywords

ADA quarterly webinar

automated insulin delivery

non-traditional users

Control IQ

Omnipod 5

type 1 diabetes

education and support

individual needs

healthcare providers

diabetes management outcomes