Evidence Question
Does Continuous glucose monitoring improve CGM Time in Range?
Related to: CGM Time in RangeShort answer
Continuous glucose monitoring may improve CGM Time in Range.
Evidence at a glance
- Evidence strength
- Strong Evidence
- Supporting research
- 10 studys
- Randomized trials
- 10 trials
Why do we say this?
Across 10 randomized trials, findings are consistent and showed an effect on CGM Time in Range with Continuous glucose monitoring.
Context and limitations
The evidence includes both beneficial and harmful or worsening results.
Explore the evidence
Supporting research
10 published studys
- Telemedicine improves glucose control in nursing home residents with diabetes.
- Community pharmacy-led diabetes management improves glycemic control in adults with T2DM
- Continuous glucose monitoring may improve diabetes management in rural Malawi
- CGM enhances glycaemic control in chronic pancreatitis diabetes.
- Dexcom ONE use significantly reduces HbA1c in diabetes patients.