Anne L. Peters|Andrew Ahmann|Tadej Battelino|Alison B. Evert|Irl B. Hirsch|M. Hassan Murad|William E. Winter|Howard Wolpert
Diabetes Technology—Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion Therapy and Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Adults: An Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline
University of Southern California|Oregon Health & Science University|Ljubljana University Medical Centre|University of Ljubljana|University of Washington Medical Center|Diabetes Care Center|University of Washington Medical Center|Diabetes Care Center|Mayo Clinic|University of Florida|Joslin Diabetes Center|Harvard University
formulate clinical practice guidelines use continuous glucose monitoring continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion adults diabetes participants include endocrine societyappointed task force seven experts methodologist medical writer american association clinical chemistry american association diabetes educators european society endocrinology cosponsored guideline task force developed evidencebased guideline using grading recommendations assessment development evaluation system describe strength recommendations quality evidence task force commissioned one systematic review used best available evidence published systematic reviews individual studies one group meeting several conference calls email communications enabled consensus committees members endocrine society american association clinical chemistry american association diabetes educators european society endocrinology reviewed commented preliminary drafts guidelines continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion continuous glucose monitoring important role treatment diabetes data randomized controlled trials limited use medical devices existing studies support use diabetes technology wide variety indications guideline presents review literature practice recommendations appropriate device use