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Diabetes is a disease of numbers. Patients are asked to monitor blood glucose (BG) levels, insulin doses, exercise, calories, blood pressure, and severity of symptoms on numerical scales. With so many numbers to keep track of, diabetes patients can benefit from monitoring devices to measure, store, and analyze data.1 New sensors, software, communication technologies, and motivational methods are elevating real-time monitored data to a position of increasing importance as a key component of diabetes management.

Improved Outcomes from Diabetes Monitoring: The Benefits of Better Adherence, Therapy Adjustments, Patient Education, and Telemedicine Support