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The Impact of an Experience-Based Versus Traditional Continuous Glucose Monitoring Curriculum on Internal Medicine Resident Confidence and Knowledge.

Eric B Ohlendorf Kenneth M. Fifer Emily J Gallagher Cary J. Blum

Aug 2026 · Journal of general internal medicine · 0 citations · 10 references

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Providing an opportunity to personally use CGMs among IM residents produced greater gains in applied and patient-facing skills than a traditional curriculum, and support incorporating hands-on CGM experience into residency training to better prepare trainees for modern diabetes care.

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