Table 9:

Summary of Findings

Outcome	Finding	GRADE
Time-related glucose variability	Continuous glucose monitoring was more effective than usual care in terms of increased time spent in the target glycemic range	Moderate to very low
	Continuous glucose monitoring was more effective than usual care in terms of decreasing time spent outside the target glycemic range	Moderate
Hypoglycemia	There was no substantial difference in hypoglycemic outcomes between patients in the continuous glucose monitoring group and those in the usual care group	Low to very low
	Continuous glucose monitoring was more effective than usual care in reducing severe hypoglycemic events	Low
A1C levels	Results favoured continuous glucose monitoring over usual care in the reduction of A1C levels from baseline	Moderate to very low
User satisfaction	Findings on end-of-study user satisfaction with continuous glucose monitoring compared with usual care were inconsistent	Low to very low
	Findings on children, parent, and caregiver satisfaction with continuous glucose monitoring compared with usual care were inconsistent	Low

Abbreviations: A1C, glycated hemoglobin; GRADE, Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation.