JR is 19 years old with type 1 diabetes and uses a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump to manage their diabetes. For the past few months, JRs’ ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) indicates that JR runs above 80% time in range and less than 2% low and 1% very low. JRs’ most recent A1c was 6.1%.
What is the diabetes specialist’s best response?
- We just need to increase your time in range to 85%.
- An A1c of 6.1% is too low and can be dangerous.
- Great job. Now let’s see if we can achieve 0% low and very low.
- It seems like using technology is helping you reach your goals.
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Technology Toolkit| Pumps and Sensors + Insulin Pump Calculations
Join us for the live streaming webinars on July 21st and 28th
3 CEs | $59.00
Perfect for those planning to take the CDCES / BC-ADM or for those who want to learn more about the technology used to manage diabetes.
As Diabetes Care and Education Specialists, we are expected to have expertise in diabetes technologies to improve person-centered care and optimize outcomes.
Yet, when it comes to insulin pumps, sensors, and calculations many of us feel overwhelmed and unsure about diabetes technology management. Coach Beverly created this 2-part Technology Toolkit to provide you with critical information on Insulin Pumps, Calculations, and Continuous Glucose Monitors.
If you want cutting edge information on diabetes technology, problem-solving, and using a formula to determine appropriate insulin dosing, we highly recommend this toolkit.
Two Online Courses are included in this Technology Toolkit:
- Tech 101 – Pumps and Sensors Update | Live Stream Webinar July 21
- Tech 102 – Insulin Pump Calculations: From Basal to Square Bolus | Live Stream Webinar July 28
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