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Glucose self-monitoring not only yields valuable information on which to base diabetes treatment, it also helps motivate patients and keeps them engaged in and adherent to their care. However, choosing the most appropriate meters and supplies from the plethora available can be challenging. Working together, healthcare providers and certified diabetes educators can ensure that people with diabetes are getting the most out of self-monitoring process. To find out who should monitor blood glucose and how often, and the advances in and limitations of current devices, go to Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine: http://www.ccjm.org/past-issues/past-issue-single-view/self-monitoring-of-blood-glucose-advice-for-providers-and-patients/a077c938c36233cb5bb87ccf89270041.html.

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Glucose self-monitoring not only yields valuable information on which to base diabetes treatment, it also helps motivate patients and keeps them engaged in and adherent to their care. However, choosing the most appropriate meters and supplies from the plethora available can be challenging. Working together, healthcare providers and certified diabetes educators can ensure that people with diabetes are getting the most out of self-monitoring process. To find out who should monitor blood glucose and how often, and the advances in and limitations of current devices, go to Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine: http://www.ccjm.org/past-issues/past-issue-single-view/self-monitoring-of-blood-glucose-advice-for-providers-and-patients/a077c938c36233cb5bb87ccf89270041.html.

Glucose self-monitoring not only yields valuable information on which to base diabetes treatment, it also helps motivate patients and keeps them engaged in and adherent to their care. However, choosing the most appropriate meters and supplies from the plethora available can be challenging. Working together, healthcare providers and certified diabetes educators can ensure that people with diabetes are getting the most out of self-monitoring process. To find out who should monitor blood glucose and how often, and the advances in and limitations of current devices, go to Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine: http://www.ccjm.org/past-issues/past-issue-single-view/self-monitoring-of-blood-glucose-advice-for-providers-and-patients/a077c938c36233cb5bb87ccf89270041.html.

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