Diabetes technology is changing the way people monitor blood sugar, take insulin and manage daily life. In this episode, Caitlin Nass, CRNP, a diabetes expert and Clinical Director of the Diabetes Transformation program at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center, explains how tools like continuous glucose monitors, insulin pumps and apps can help — and what patients should know about affordability, support and working with their care team.
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How Technology Is Changing Diabetes Care
Featured Speaker:
Caitlin Nass, CRNP
Caitlin Nass, CRNP, is a nurse practitioner and diabetes expert who serves as the Clinical Director of the Diabetes Transformation program for the Primary Care and Population Health departments at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center. A leader in diabetes care, Caitlin’s main areas of focus are disease management, clinical education and outreach efforts to increase health awareness in the community. Her work is centered around helping patients better manage their care at home, while minimizing hospital re-admissions due to complications from diabetes. She earned both her BSN and MSN at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
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