Managing T1DM is extremely difficult
Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens
Continuous glucose monitoring tips: first fix the lows, help patients understand and identify causes for the highs and ensure the tube is not blocked and is re-sited every three days

 

Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 35 mins

Guests: A/Prof Neale Cohen, Endocrinologist; Director of Clinical Diabetes, the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne


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<li>Managing T1DM is extremely difficult</li>
<li>Patients wearing insulin pumps should be asked if they have a current emergency plan in case the pump breaks down, and fresh supplies of insulin pens</li>
<li>Continuous glucose monitoring tips: first fix the lows, help patients understand and identify causes for the highs and ensure the tube is not blocked and is re-sited every three days</li>
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Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 35 mins
Guests: A/Prof Neale Cohen, Endocrinologist; Director of Clinical Diabetes, the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne
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