Research area
- Analyzing device behavior as predictors for optimal glucose regulation in T1D and T2D, children and adults
- Evaluating the impact of automated insulin pumps (AID) including vulnerable groups
- Assessing additional benefits of AID beyond the glycemic control (sleep, inflammation, cognition).
- Evaluating and preventing skin issues related to technology use
- Developing and evaluating the effect of diabetes self-management education strategies and support and the use of diabetes technologies
- Studying effects of eating behavior, mindfulness, and exercise in the management of T1D for children and their parents
- Evaluating efficacy of technology (CGM and AID) in type 2 diabetes
Current research
AID Beyond
The study evaluates the effects of AID systems on sleep efficiency and quality, cognitive function, mental health and CV risk factors in children and adults with T1D.
SSS- RCT
A randomized controlled trial testing the influence of three- and seven-days insulin infusion sets and two types of insulin on hyperechogenicity in subcutis and glycaemic variables in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
StenoChild
Studying effects of peer-to-peer and healthcare professional group with a focus on play, eating behavior, activity, calmness/mindfulness vs. stress in the management and empowerment of T1D for children and their parents
T2D CGM (forsøgsordningen)
Aim: To investigate the effectivity of the use of CGM on glucometrics and patient reported outcomes for adults with type 2 diabetes treated with insulin