#AACE2021: Top 20-Late Breaking Session - Clinical Practice Guideline: Use of Advanced Technology in Management of persons with Diabetes Mellitus

Late Breaking Session - Clinical Practice Guideline: Use of Advanced Technology in Management of persons with Diabetes Mellitus

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The video is a presentation of the ACE Clinical Practice Guideline on the use of advanced technology in the management of persons with diabetes mellitus. The presenters, Dr. George Grunberger and Dr. Jennifer Scherr, discuss the findings of the guideline and provide recommendations for the use of advanced diabetes technologies. They emphasize the importance of technology in diabetes care and highlight the growing use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and insulin pumps. They discuss the benefits of CGM in assessing glycemic status and recommend its use in all individuals with diabetes treated with intensive insulin therapy. They also discuss the use of insulin pumps and recommend their use in individuals who are achieving glycemic targets with minimal time below range or infrequent episodes of severe hypoglycemia. The presenters address various special situations, such as pregnancy, exercise, and telemedicine, and provide recommendations for the use of advanced diabetes technologies in these cases. They also discuss safety considerations and provide recommendations for implementing these technologies in clinical practice. Overall, the guideline emphasizes the need for evidence-based practice in the use of advanced diabetes technologies and provides key recommendations for clinicians.

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George Grunberger, MD, FACP, MACE | Jennifer Sherr, MD, PhD | Sandra L. Weber, MD, FACP, FACE

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Keywords

ACE Clinical Practice Guideline

advanced technology

diabetes mellitus

continuous glucose monitoring

insulin pumps

glycemic status

intensive insulin therapy

special situations

safety considerations