Managing a bolus based TBR model safely – further thoughts on the 640G with @openAPS – #wearenotwaiting
Working from the hypothesis that we can’t set remote temporary basal rates with the 640G (which is yet to be confirmed, but I suspect will […]
Month: May 2016
Using @openAPS with the Medtronic 640G – some thoughts and ideas on implementation #wearenotwaiting
As I’ve discussed in previous topics, I’ve been running with Tim Omer’s HAPP adaptation of OpenAPS, providing open loop APS functionality on a mobile phone. […]
#DBlogWeek – the fifth and final day – Tips and Tricks…
So it’s day five of the DBlogWeek and after saying I wasn’t going to write something for every day, I’ve done the opposite. Fine. It […]
#DBlogWeek – part 4 – Healthcare – a snapshot of the UK Experience
Today’s prompt: Most people who live with a chronic illness end up with a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with healthcare. How would […]
#DBlogWeek – part 3 – Language. It’s all about context…
I don’t write about language and diabetes very often, if at all. Why? Because I’m not that bothered about it. There are certain terms that […]
#DBlogWeek – The other half of diabetes… But is it always?
I’m not signed up as a participant to the DBlogWeek, as I’m unlikely to write about all the topics that are listed, so instead, I’m […]
#Dblogweek – The real day 1 post
The day one question is why do you blog? And many of the blogs out there talk about it helping them to deal with the […]
#Dblogweek – Do we over-mystify the use of insulin pumps in the UK?
There have been loads of stats mentioned about the use of insulin pumps in the UK versus the rest of the world, with the most […]
iHealth’s Wireless Smart Glucose Monitoring System. Just how smart?
I saw this device on one of the many Diabetes websites a while back and thought the idea of it sounded great. It looked like […]