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CGM: Redefining Type 2 Diabetes Management
A panelist discusses how continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology can help overcome therapeutic inertia and key barriers to glycemic control in type 2 diabetes (T2D) patients by providing real-time data that enables earlier interventions, supports treatment optimization, and helps managed care organizations justify broader CGM adoption for newly diagnosed patients.
EP: 1.CGM: Redefining Type 2 Diabetes Management
EP: 2.Key Benefits of CGM Technology
EP: 3.CGM's Impact on Clinical Inertia
EP: 4.CGM vs Traditional Monitoring
EP: 5.Understanding CGM Metrics
EP: 6.Health Care System Integration
EP: 7.CGM Coverage and Access
EP: 8.Implementation Barriers
EP: 9.Overcoming Access Challenges
EP: 10.Adoption Strategies
EP: 11.The Metro Nashville Public Schools Initiative
EP: 12.Health Care Quality Impact
EP: 13.Population Outcomes and Return on Value With CGMs
EP: 14.Long-Term Outcomes Assessment
EP: 15.Closing Perspectives
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What are the primary barriers to achieving early and consistent glycemic control in T2D patients?
- How can CGM technology help clinicians address therapeutic inertia in diabetes care?
- What role does CGM play in reducing the time patients spend with suboptimal glucose management?
- How can managed care organizations support earlier adoption of CGM in newly diagnosed T2D patients?
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