AID Systems in Clinical Practice: Evidence and Case Studies Workshop

AID Systems in Clinical Practice: Evidence and Case Studies Workshop | Recording

Recorded Workshop

This workshop is designed for health care professionals seeking practical strategies for integrating automated insulin delivery (AID) systems into clinical care. The workshop features real-world case studies that illustrate how to interpret AID system reports and apply insights to patient management.

Overview

This workshop is designed for health care professionals seeking practical strategies for integrating automated insulin delivery (AID) systems into clinical care. The workshop features real-world case studies that illustrate how to interpret AID system reports and apply insights to patient management.

Learning Objectives

Identify key components of reports generated by Food and Drug Administration-approved Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) systems.
Apply appropriate interpretation techniques to analyze AID system data.
Utilize case-based examples to integrate report findings into clinical decision-making.

Presenters

	Sue Brown, MD UVA Health
	Carrie Keyes, MMS, PA-C Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Diabetes and Endocrinology Center
	Davida Kruger, MSN, APN-BC, BC-ADM Henry Ford Health
	Andrew Welch, DO University of Cincinnati
	Steven Zortman, MPH, RN, PMH-BC, CDCES UVA Health