RSSDI Expert Consensus for Optimal Glucose Monitoring in Diabetes Mellitus in India and Recommendations for Clinical Practice

Effective management of diabetes warrants accurate and regular monitoring of glucose levels to prevent serious diabetes-associated complications and long-term health consequences. Hence, achieving target glucose levels and maintaining adequate glycemic control is essential in diabetes to prevent episodes of hypoglycemia. Multiple glucose monitoring tools have been developed over time, each with differing degrees of precision, convenience, and real-time input. The management of diabetes has been considerably improved by using these various glucose monitoring devices, both in terms of treatment outcomes and patient quality of life. However, in India, the lack of awareness, patient education, availability, and affordability of glucose monitoring devices poses a significant concern resulting in poor adherence to glucose monitoring and low medication adherence thereby increasing disease burden. Consequently, there is an urgent need for healthcare professionals and policymakers in India to collaborate and address the challenges associated with glucose monitoring in patients with diabetes, while also providing recommendations to overcome these concerns. This recommendation article offers a comprehensive evaluation of various glucose monitoring tools available for use by patients suffering from different types of diabetes, explores the challenges associated with glucose monitoring in India, and also presents expert panel recommendations to enhance diabetes management effectively.

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International journal of clinical metabolism and diabetes.
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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1177/30502071241293567
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Diabetes Management and Research
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RSSDI Expert Consensus for Optimal Glucose Monitoring in Diabetes Mellitus in India and Recommendations for Clinical Practice

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RSSDI Expert Consensus for Optimal Glucose Monitoring in Diabetes Mellitus in India and Recommendations for Clinical Practice

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Abstract

Effective management of diabetes warrants accurate and regular monitoring of glucose levels to prevent serious diabetes-associated complications and long-term health consequences. Hence, achieving target glucose levels and maintaining adequate glycemic control is essential in diabetes to prevent episodes of hypoglycemia. Multiple glucose monitoring tools have been developed over time, each with differing degrees of precision, convenience, and real-time input. The management of diabetes has been considerably improved by using these various glucose monitoring devices, both in terms of treatment outcomes and patient quality of life. However, in India, the lack of awareness, patient education, availability, and affordability of glucose monitoring devices poses a significant concern resulting in poor adherence to glucose monitoring and low medication adherence thereby increasing disease burden. Consequently, there is an urgent need for healthcare professionals and policymakers in India to collaborate and address the challenges associated with glucose monitoring in patients with diabetes, while also providing recommendations to overcome these concerns. This recommendation article offers a comprehensive evaluation of various glucose monitoring tools available for use by patients suffering from different types of diabetes, explores the challenges associated with glucose monitoring in India, and also presents expert panel recommendations to enhance diabetes management effectively.

International journal of clinical metabolism and diabetes.Vol. 1(1)
Apollo Hospitals (IN), Diabetes Care and Research Foundation (IN), National Diabetes Obesity and Cholesterol Foundation (IN), Diabetes Care & Hormone Clinic (IN), Jothydev's Diabetes and Research Center (IN)
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