Diabetes Canada has recently updated their guidelines on blood glucose monitoring to include Time in Range recommendations. Learn how these new recommendations might impact your practice.1
What is Time in Range?
Time in Range (TIR) is a new clinical metric that expresses the percentage of time a person with diabetes spends within their target glycemic range. It is measured by continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and translates comprehensive data into meaningful and actionable insights for improving diabetes management.1-3
Why time in range matters
TIR provides a new approach to diabetes management, offering people with diabetes and healthcare professionals the power of insight to improve glucose control.1-3
Learn more about the new clinical metric for diabetes management
Mary's experience with TIR
Mary shares her experience with diabetes and how TIR has helped her to feel more in control of her diabetes.
What is TIR, the new clinical metric for diabetes management?
Learn more about clinical guidance and targets for TIR, Time Below Range (TBR) and Time Above Range (TAR).
Why is TIR important from a healthcare professional's perspective?
Dr. Richard Bergenstal, International Diabetes Center, Minneapolis, explains why TIR is becoming an important metric for diabetes management.
References
Get the TIR newsletter
Receive the latest information on TIR right in your inbox