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. 2022 Feb 8;35(1):43–56. doi: 10.2337/dsi21-0015

FIGURE 1.

FIGURE 1

Recommended steps for reviewing a CGM AGP report. Begin by downloading, printing, and/or archiving the report in the EHR. Check to ensure that the report reflects adequate data for meaningful interpretation (A). The ADA recommends a 14-day data report with the CGM active for at least 70% of that time period. Ask the patient what he or she notices on the AGP. Review the amount of time spent in the glycemic target range (time in range [TIR]; 70−180 mg/dL) (B). For most people with diabetes, the ADA recommends TIR >70%, although targets should be individualized based on patient characteristics. Review the amount of time spent in hypoglycemia (time below range [TBR]; <70 mg/dL) (C) and the time spent in hyperglycemia (time above range [TAR]; >180 mg/dL) (D). For most people, the ADA recommends targets of TBR <4% and TAR <25%. Review glucose variability (recommended ≤36%) (E) and identify wide events or patterns (F). Discuss interventional opportunities, and, through shared decision-making, develop an action plan based on the data to avoid therapeutic inertia and improve glycemic control. Document the AGP review in the EHR and provide a link to the report or a marked-up copy for the patient to keep. Adapted from ref. 48.