Continuous glucose monitoring: A training programme for all age groups

U. Thurm, B. Gehr, M. Holder, B. Kulzer, K. Lange, A. Liebl, Claudia R. Sahm, S. von Sengbusch, Sandra Schlüter, T. Siegmund, R. Ziegler, G. Freckmann, L. Heinemann
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Optimal usage of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) requires adequate preparation and training. Patients using a CGM system without special training often do not achieve their intended improvement of metabolic control. Some stop using the system due to disappointing results. For this reason a structured training programme called ‘SPECTRUM’ was developed in Germany to ensure a high-quality standard for the initiation of CGM systems. This programme is suitable for patients of all age groups and is applicable to all CGM systems and all forms of insulin therapy. Structured curricula (adults, parents of young children, adolescents) were developed enabling diabetes centres with less experience to offer comprehensive CGM training. Key requirements of SPECTRUM were (1) independent from manufactures and (2) product-neutrality enabling certification for reimbursement after formal evaluation within the framework of a large clinical trial. SPECTRUM was published in January 2016 in German and translations into other languages are planned.
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连续血糖监测:一项针对所有年龄组的培训计划
持续血糖监测(CGM)的最佳使用需要充分的准备和训练。未经特殊训练而使用CGM系统的患者通常无法达到预期的代谢控制改善。由于结果令人失望,一些人停止使用该系统。因此,在德国制定了一个名为“SPECTRUM”的结构化培训方案,以确保启动CGM系统的高质量标准。该方案适用于所有年龄组的患者,适用于所有CGM系统和所有形式的胰岛素治疗。制定了结构化课程(成人、幼儿父母、青少年),使经验较少的糖尿病中心能够提供全面的CGM培训。SPECTRUM的关键要求是:(1)独立于制造商,(2)在大型临床试验框架内进行正式评估后进行产品中立认证。SPECTRUM于2016年1月以德语出版,并计划翻译成其他语言。
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