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Tech Check for Diabetes: Use of New Technologies in the Management of Persons With Diabetes
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The video features Dr. Greg Forlenza discussing the future of automated insulin delivery and artificial pancreas systems for managing type 1 diabetes. He explains terms such as hybrid closed loop and fully closed loop and presents a roadmap of progress in automated insulin delivery systems. Dr. Forlenza emphasizes the importance of continuous glucose monitoring and mentions ongoing studies on the beta bionics islet system and a fully closed-loop algorithm. He concludes that the future of insulin delivery systems aims to make diabetes management easier and more automated for patients. The video also includes a brief presentation by Mary Lauren Scott on the potential benefits of smart pen technology in diabetes care.<br /><br />The video content also involves Dr. Scott discussing current diabetes technology, Dr. Ferlenza discussing the advantages and challenges of SmartPens, and Dr. Raymond discussing the benefits of virtual care. They highlight the importance of person-centered care and addressing healthcare disparities. The presenters stress the need for further research and advocacy for patient-centered outcomes in diabetes technology.<br /><br />No explicit credits are provided in the transcript for the video content and presenters.
Keywords
automated insulin delivery
artificial pancreas systems
type 1 diabetes
hybrid closed loop
fully closed loop
continuous glucose monitoring
beta bionics islet system
fully closed-loop algorithm
smart pen technology
diabetes care
diabetes technology
virtual care
patient-centered outcomes
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