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The role of real-time continuous glucose monitoring (rtCGM) in diabetes management
Get in touch with a Dexcom representative to find out more about the Dexcom’s range of rtCGM systems.
Stay up to date with the latest rtCGM technologies for your patients living with diabetes with our CPD-accredited module:
Latest in rtCGM technology and the NICE guidance updates that highlight the impact of rtCGM in diabetes management.1-6 Choosing the right rtCGM device for the right person living with diabetes. The complete Dexcom range of rtCGM devices.
Our case studies highlight six individual examples of how rtCGM can provide clinical benefits to your patients.
Adults living with type 1 diabetes
Find out how rtCGM can help adult patients improve their A1C levels.
Adults living with type 2 diabetes
Find out how rtCGM can help people living with T2D optimise their therapy and manage their condition safely and effectively
Children living with diabetes
Discover how rtCGM can offer paediatric patients aged 2 years and older improved glycaemic outcomes.
CGM User Videos
Life with rtCGM
How is rtCGM making a difference to patients and their families? To find out, we took a glimpse into the lives of two families affected by T1D.
My life with two children living with T1D
T1D in my mid-30s
Podcasts
What is real-time continuous glucose monitoring? An introduction to the Dexcom podcast series
Listen to our experts explain how glucose monitoring evolved over centuries into rtCGM. Learn about the clinical evidence that supports the use of rtCGM that has led to the updates in the latest NICE guidelines.
Speakers: Dr Kevin Fernando, GP Partner North Berwick Health Centre and GPwSI Diabetes & Medical Education
The role of the clinical pharmacist in diabetes management: identifying patients who would benefit from real-time continuous glucose monitoring (rtCGM) and initiating it in primary care
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This podcast is not medical advice and is intended for healthcare professionals only. People living with diabetes should always discuss their diabetes management with their healthcare providers.
Join the diabetes experts as they discuss the important role that clinical pharmacists play in the management of diabetes care. Listen in as they delve into ways to identify those patients that would benefit most from rtCGM and explore the role that primary care has to play in getting patients started on devices like Dexcom ONE.
Speaker: Nadia Malik, PCN Clinical Pharmacist, North Stockton
The role of the diabetes specialist nurse: supporting people with diabetes to access diabetes technology
LBL-1002976 Rev001 I March 2023
This podcast is not medical advice and is intended for healthcare professionals only. People living with diabetes should always discuss their diabetes management with their healthcare providers.
Listen to the experts explore some of the potential barriers faced by people living with diabetes and discuss ideas on how to tackle these. They also go on to discuss the initiation of people on diabetes technologies and highlight the simple and easy onboarding process for the Dexcom ONE real-time continuous glucose monitoring (rtCGM) system.
Speaker: Nicola Milne, Primary Care Diabetes Specialist Nurse and DiAST Lead Northenden and Brooklands PCN
The role of the specialist dietitian in supporting people living with diabetes in primary care
LBL-1002977 Rev001 I June 2023
This podcast is not medical advice and is intended for healthcare professionals only. People living with diabetes should always discuss their diabetes management with their healthcare providers.
Here, the experts examine the role that specialist dietitians play in the management of diabetes in primary care. They explore the role that rtCGM has in helping with food choices and motivation, and discuss the insights rtCGM can bring to people who live with diabetes and their HCP team.
Speaker: Lesley Hamilton, Diabetes Dietitian and Diabetes Network Manager, Western Health and Social Care Trust
Dexcom ONE: Using Dexcom Clarity to improve consultations in primary care
LBL-1002978 Rev001 I June 2023
This podcast is not medical advice and is intended for healthcare professionals only. People living with diabetes should always discuss their diabetes management with their healthcare providers.
In this podcast, the experts break down Dexcom Clarity and explain what it can provide and which key reports you should be focussing on. They discuss strategies that can be implemented to ensure optimal data use to improve care, and explain how you should use data ownership to help empower those living with diabetes.
Speaker: Nicola Milne, Primary Care Diabetes Specialist Nurse and DiAST Lead Northenden and Brooklands PCN
Case study
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This podcast is not medical advice and is intended for healthcare professionals only. People living with diabetes should always discuss their diabetes management with their healthcare providers.
Listen as Dexcom explore the other side of real-time continuous glucose monitoring and get first hand insights from an rtCGM system user. They discuss the ways in which a Dexcom rtCGM system has improved their life day-to-day life and given them the freedom and confidence to manage their own condition.
Speakers: Lina Bitautaite, Marketing Co-ordinator, Dexcom UK & Ireland
Lina Bitautaite has T1D and is an employee of Dexcom
Get in touch with a Dexcom representative to find out more about the Dexcom range of rtCGM systems.
This content was created by OmniaMed Communications in conjunction with practicing healthcare professionals and Dexcom to ensure the information is relevant and acknowledges current guidance and practices. The content has been sponsored by Dexcom who have reviewed the content for accuracy and alignment with their internal compliance protocols.
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References
*For a list of compatible devices, visit
www.dexcom.com/compatibility
1. Visser MM, et al. Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol. 2023; 11: 96-108
2. Beck RW, et al. JAMA. 2017;317: 371-8
3. Lind M, et al. JAMA. 2017;317: 379-87
4 Mulinacci G, et al. Diabetes Technol Ther. 2019;21: 6-10
5. Šoupal J, et al. Diabetes Care. 2020;43: 37-43
6. Martens T, et al. JAMA. 2021; 325: 2262–2272
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