Reductions in hypoglycaemia with Dexcom rtCGM vs control in individuals
with impaired awareness in the HypoDE study. Will these findings
translate into the real world. The audit should provide this
information.
Reductions in HbA1c with Dexcom rtCGM in the GOLD study. Will HbA1c and
time-in-range changes be similar in UK real-world practice? The audit
intended to explore this.
Reductions in HbA1c with Dexcom rtCGM in the Diamond study. Will HbA1c
and time-in-range changes be similar in UK real-world practice? The
audit intended to explore this. |
ABCD nationwide Dexcom audit
ABCD nationwide Dexcom audit
Following the success of
our existing audits in diabetes technology, in particular the FreeStyle
Libre audit,
the Omnipod and DIY-APS audits
and the audit of the
NHS England closed loop pilot, this audit of Dexcom CGM users is planned to launch to coincide
with the increasing access to rtCGM in individuals with both type 1 and
type 2 diabetes.
Please note – for individuals using Dexcom CGM as part of a closed-loop
system please submit their data via the ABCD Closed-Loop audit which you
can be register for at: Application
to join ABCD Closed-Loop Audit and gain access to the audit tool | The
Association of British Clinical Diabetologists
This audit page is for people using Dexcom CGM as a standalone outside
of a closed-loop context.
What do we know
already?
Three Dexcom CGM devices are available in the UK:
• Dexcom ONE
• Dexcom G6 (HCL compatible)
• Dexcom G7
Further information can be found at
www.dexcom.com
About the ABCD DTN-UK Dexcom audit
A secure online tool is currently being built to for the collection
of data in this audit. In the meantime, Centres with Dexcom ONE,
G6 or G7 sensor users can collect data using the baseline and follow up
forms in paper format (see links on the right) ready to enter in bulk
into the online tool once it becomes available. We would encourage
centres to collect data prospectively using these forms. You will be
informed as soon as the online tool is available which should be in late
2023. The baseline and follow-up forms can also be used for
retrospective data collection of those already using Dexcom sensor and
that data can also be added to the on-line tool.
Web-based audit OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION
We hope that by the end of 2023, the on-line tool will
be available for general use. The online audit tool will be held on the
Health and Social Care Network (HSCN - formerly called N3) – the
internal NHS IT system. All data is anonymous, encrypted and GDPR
compliant. As this audit is on HSCN, it can only be accessed from an NHS
computer system. The tool will facilitate both local analysis and
nationwide data analysis.
Structure of the audit – centres and sites
For this audit the concept of centres and sites is utilised in the same
way as in the other ABCD audits. Typically, a centre might be an NHS
Trust. Sites might be hospitals associated with that Trust. Designated
centre leads can download their local anonymised data for analysis.
Collect data on-line or via paper forms
The on-line audit tool is intended to be easy to use
such that live data entry in clinic is a real option to be considered.
Alternatively, if preferred, to facilitate data collection during
clinics there are paper forms which exactly match the data that can be
entered into the audit tool. The baseline registration form should be
completed alongside a follow-up form if being completed retrospectively.
You can download and print these forms locally via the link (see links
on the left to download the forms).
Caldicott Guardian approval
The ABCD nationwide audit programme has Caldicott Guardian approval. The
programme is audit not research. The NHS encourages audit of clinical
practice and there are strict guidelines which we follow, in particular
that we only to collect data from routine clinical practice, and
analysis is of data which is anonymised.
Further information
The Further enquiries may be made to the ABCD nationwide audits database
administrator of the project,
Melissa Cull.
Clinical Audit leads
Dr Emma Wilmot, Derby
Dr Bob Ryder, Birmingham
Dr Tom Crabtree, Derby
Dr Alex Liarakos, Derby
Dr Alistair Lumb, DTN-UK Chair, Oxford
Professor Pratik Choudhary, Leicester
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Register for the Dexcom Audit
Access the on-line tool
Dexcom audit objectives
Download first visit data entry form
Download follow up visit data entry form
Further information- contact us
ABCD on HSCN homepage
Main ABCD homepage
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