Piloting a Professional Continuous Glucose Monitoring Program in a Safety-Net Diabetes Clinic: A Quality Improvement Study

Authors: Pooja Goel, Dalgliesh Thomas, Kristie Adame et al.

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<jats:p><p dir="ltr">Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) has been associated with numerous benefits, including lowering HgbA1c, reducing hypoglycemia, and improving patient engagement with diabetes self-care (1). However, CGM access remains an issue, especially among under-/uninsured patients in safety-net health systems (2,5). Clinic-owned professional CGM (pro-CGM) offers a lower-cost option providing short-term (10-14 days) access to CGM. Pro-CGM shows benefits in facilitating lifestyle/medication adjustments and improving glycemic control regardless of baseline diabetes therapies (3). This study examined the impact of a pro-CGM pilot on access to diabetes technology, glycemic control, and engagement with self-care practices within a safety-net diabetes clinic.</p></jats:p>

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Piloting a Professional Continuous Glucose Monitoring Program in a Safety-Net Diabetes Clinic: A Quality Improvement Study

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