Our Centre’s research explored the views of Australian adults with type 1 diabetes using open-source technologies
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Out in the OPEN: trialing open-source automated insulin delivery in type 1 diabetes
As open-source artificial pancreas systems gain traction, we feature the first multi-centre trial published in New England Journal of Medicine
Read moreParents of children with type 1 diabetes value remote monitoring and being able to take ‘time out’ with less worry
A recent study asked parents of young children with type 1 diabetes about their experiences using a hybrid closed-loop system
Read moreThe ACBRD at #ADA2022
We recently attended and presented work at the American Diabetes Association 82nd Scientific Sessions in New Orleans
Read moreBeliefs about hypoglycaemia are important for preventing hypos
A University of Michigan study shows that what people think about hypoglycaemia matters, even if they are using the latest diabetes technologies
Read moreCan a self-management app help people with type 2 diabetes?
The ACBRD was involved in testing the benefit of the My Diabetes Coach (MDC) program
Read moreHow do people overcome challenges of building their own ‘artificial’ pancreas system?
Researchers at the ACBRD interviewed people with type 1 diabetes to hear about their experiences
Read moreAustralian clinical trial reports a range of benefits of Hybrid Closed Loop system
The ACBRD co-authored a Diabetes Care publication on the outcomes of a randomised controlled trial with Hybrid Closed Loop systems
Read moreWe have joined the OPEN project!
The ACBRD is collaborating with an international group to research the impact of open-source artificial pancreas systems