Glu-Coach Study
Have type 1 diabetes?
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13-21 years old?
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Self-identify as Black and/or Latinx?
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Not using a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), but would like to start? ~OR~ Using a CGM less than 50% of the time?
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You could qualify for our study!
Study Goal?
This research study is to determine if a peer mentoring program to support continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for Black and Latinx teens with type 1 diabetes is helpful. This study is funded by the National Institute of Health.
Study Layout?
Participants who enroll in the study will have a 50/50 chance of being in one of two groups:
- Receive Nurse Support
- Receive Nurse Support and Peer Mentoring
- Most of the study activities are done remotely
Benefits?
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FREE CGM and supplies for 6 months & CGM training!
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1-on-1 support from a nurse practitioner!
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All participants will receive up to $220 for completing data collection.
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If you are assigned to the Glu-COACH group, you will receive up to $300.00 for participating in peer mentor sessions.
Interested?
Contact Michele Alguard at (203) 764-6649 or michele.alguard@yale.edu
Learn More
Watch the video below for more information on Glu-COACH
Our Team

Dr. Stuart Alan Weinzimer, MD

Investigator
Dr. Robin Whittemore, PhD, APRN, FAAN

Investigator
Dr. Sakinah Carter Suttiratana, PhD, MPH, MBA

Study Coordinator

Peer Mentor
William Escobar, MS