Table 4.

Questionnaire scores of real time continuous glucose monitoring (rtCGM) users vs. intermittently scanned CGM users (isCGM) and glucose monitoring devices without (self-monitored blood glucose (SMBG) and isCGM without alerts) vs. with (rtCGM and isCGM with alerts) in children and parents: data are expressed as median (IQR).

Questionnaire scores	Children: median (IQR)			Parents: median (IQR)
	rtCGM, n=16	isCGM, n=36	p	rtCGM, n=12	isCGM, n=33	p
HFS total score	32 (26.5 to 39.0)	32 (23.0 to 40.0)	1.000	45 (34.0 to 54.0)	39 (26.0 to 49.0)	0.177
PedsQL diabetes total score	78.0 (72.6 to 89.1)	83.5 (75.3 to 92.0)	0.402	76.8 (68.1 to 81.4)	77.7 (73.0 to 84.2)	0.449
PedsQL generic total score	87.2 (73.1 to 92.6)	87.6 (83.6 to 94.0)	0.301	78.4 (72.1 to 86.5)	82.0 (76.9 to 95.0)	0.411
PedsQL family impact total score	–	–		68.9 (67.0 to 89.4)	81.5 (69.6 to 94.1)	0.238
	Without alerts, n=34	With alerts, n=25	p	Without alerts, n=29	With alerts, n=20	p
HFS total score	29.0 (22.0 to 37.0)	32 (27.0 to 36.0)	0.388	34 (22.0 to 49.0)	42.0 (34 to 50.0)	0.682
PedsQL diabetes score	82.6 (75.3 to 89.7)	80.2 (74.2 to 90.1)	0.790	82.0 (75.8 to 89.7)	76.1 (68.1 to 81.4)	0.055
PedsQL generic score	85.1 (81.4 to 88.8)	88.0 (74.8 to 93.4)	0.911	82.6 (71.2 to 91.7)	81.0 (72.1 to 90.0)	0.605
PedsQL family impact total score	–	–		82.6 (71.2 to 93.8)	79.1 (66.6 to 92.2)	0.555

P-values are derived from Wilcoxon signed rank-tests. HFS, Hypoglycemia Fear Survey; PedsQL, Pediatric Quality of Life.