A couple of shots of my shenanigans at #ADATS25 last week :)

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That is a wrap from #25ADC and #ADATS25 A final debrief with some #dedoc alumni (David Burren, @moodwife.bsky.social , and @t1bionic.bsky.social ) Again thank you NADCaustralia and DiabetesAus for enabling me to attend and being a #DAPeoplesVoice

The benefits, barriers, and burden of d-tech (pumps, cgm, looping/AID) #ADATS25 #DAPeoplesVoice

Guidelines suggesting AID be switched to manual when admitted to hospital. You would have to wrestle it from my cold dead pancreas. No way I'm going off loop and switching to sliding scale or something equally archaic. #ADATS25 #DAPeoplesVoice

Early onboarding of kids onto AID systems yields better results for HbA1c and the technology is an equaliser across socio-economic groups (when accessible) #ADATS25

Trial comparing hybrid closed loop to fully closed loop, using AndroidAPS shows FCL is no worse that running HCL #ADATS25

These are the guidelines for CamAPS but the source paper, mentioned at the bottom of the colourful graphic has graphics for many other pumps for exercise #ADATS25

AID/Looping makes even simple exercise like walking easier to manage and helps keep T1Ds in Range #ADATS25

And so it begins...A week of D-goodness care of #ADATS25 and #25ADC . Thank you to NADCaustralia and ADSADEA for bringing it all together.