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OK, I've been using a dexcom G6 for a couple of years, and have had one (maybe 2?) clinic appointment in that time. New Zealand has a very limited glucometer availability (one brand so they all use the same app) so my DN knows how to download data from my glucometer. Now however, I just use it to calibrate and for hypos, so it won't tell her much. Last time I had an appointment I downloaded a random report from clarity and emailed her that, but would quite like to know what people do in countries where more people are using dexcom.
So what do you check to generate your clarity report? (There are many boxes). Or is there a better way? I am acting on the assumption that my clinic are even more clueless than I am on this one. Is it enough just to give them the average bg, TIR, standard deviation and estimated hba1c?
So what do you check to generate your clarity report? (There are many boxes). Or is there a better way? I am acting on the assumption that my clinic are even more clueless than I am on this one. Is it enough just to give them the average bg, TIR, standard deviation and estimated hba1c?