Brod Group|Novo Nordisk (Denmark)
nonsevere nocturnal hypoglycemic events nsnhes may major impact patients objective determine nsnhes affect diabetes management sleep quality functioning assess impacts differ diabetes type countryan internet survey adults diabetes us uk germany franceof 6756 screened respondents 1086 reported nsnhe past month last event respondents type 2 required significantly time type 1 recognize respond event 15 vs 11 hours 257 t1 185 t2 decreased normal insulin dose due recent nsnhe respondents likely take 12 additional selfmonitored blood glucose measurements day following nsnhes associated high proportion respondents contacting healthcare professional 186 t1 278 t2 reporting could return sleep night 133 t1 134 t2 tiredness day following event 712 respondents working pay 184 t1 281 t2 reported absent work due nsnhe substantial proportion respondents 87 t1 144 t2 also reported missing meeting work appointment finishing task time compared countries respondents france may experience substantial impact diabetes management daily functioning following nsnhe potential limitations study include recall selection bias however biases believed impacted findings meaningful waynsnhes associated substantial impact diabetes management sleep quality nextday functioning