Why the study?
Does computer-aided analysis of home blood glucose monitoring improve blood glucose control in insulin-dependent patients?
Population
18 clinically insulin-dependent patients
Comparison
Meters with inbuilt memories linked to a… vs Conventional diaries to record self-monitoring…
Design
RCT, Ranked in order of haemoglobin A1 and randomly allocated in consecutive…
Follow-up
6 months
Authors
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No glycemic benefit of computer-aided monitoring over conventional diaries in insulin-dependent diabetes; challenges routine adoption of such tools.
Does computer-aided analysis of home blood glucose monitoring improve blood glucose control in insulin-dependent patients?
Computer-aided analysis of home blood glucose monitoring did not improve blood glucose control compared to conventional diary recording in insulin-dependent patients.
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