#freestylelibre – How Libre changes glucose testing behaviour and the cost implications
Whilst responding to a comment on the Freestyle Libre in a well known internet forum, it occurred to me that there are a couple of […]
Abbott Freestyle Libre
#FreestyleLibre Now on NightScout – #wearenotwaiting
I’ve been using the Freestyle Libre for over a year now and the third party apps are getting better and better. Glimp has now reached […]
#wearenotwaiting – Disparity of access to Type 1 Diabetes treatments – Globalization? You are having a laugh.
All the time spent on looking at various aspects of Diabetes care during Diabetes Awareness Month made one thing very clear, which was massively accentuated […]
#freestylelibre How Abbott can tie the care triangle and Libre together to make a killing…
Today I’ve written about both the Triangle of Diabetes Care, which seems to be sponsored by Abbott, and the Libre accuracy study. These two components […]
#freestylelibre The Freestyle Libre Accuracy study – Here are the report details!
The Libre accuracy report was published earlier this month and I’ve at last found a copy of it on line. And here are the highlights, […]
The Triangle of Diabetes Care. A step in the right direction? #freestylelibre #sugarsurfing
When attending the Diabetes Professional Care conference, I noticed a session on the agenda titled “Triangle of Diabetes Care and the Ambulatory Glucose Profile”, by […]
Morning Dawn Phenomenon, nice to see you again… #DOC #gbdoc
I recently wrote about Dawn and the diabetes monkey (remember her? Coco I think her name was – I think Dawn would be a better […]
Intensive therapy and day to day life #sugarsurfing #doc #gbdoc
Following yesterday’s marathon blog of a day in my life, I thought it would be worth tallying up the totals to see just how many […]
#freestylelibre – The UK accuracy study is complete… #DPC2015
I spoke with the representatives on the Libre stand at #DPC2015 who informed me that the Libre Accuracy study is now complete, and that the […]
Bolusing guidelines – using the #freestylelibre to show why many NHS recommendations appear wrong
Apologies to anyone following this for the sudden burst of activity meaning that you have to read a load of posts that you weren’t expecting. […]