Preferences of Patients with Type 1 Diabetes for Glucose Monitoring Devices: Results from a Discrete Choice Experiment in the UK and Canada.

Regular self-monitoring of glucose levels is integral to diabetes management to achieve glycaemic control and reduce the risk of acute and long-term complications. Wearable glucose monitoring devices provide more comprehensive information on glucose fluctuations than traditional finger-prick testing. However, access restrictions contribute to inequalities in adoption. This study elicited the preferences of patients with type 1 diabetes in the UK and Canada for attributes of glucose monitoring devices.