This report provides a summary of recently published information (January 2015 to present) regarding the glucose monitoring technologies that are commercially available in North America, as well as those that are emerging within the next five years (up to 2021).

Contents

• INSTITUTE OF HEALTH ECONOMICS
• IHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Abbreviations
• Introduction
  • Objective and Scope
• Background: Technologies
• Results
  • Conventional/Traditional Glucose Monitoring Technologies
  • Continuous Glucose Monitoring Technologies
  • Non-Invasive Glucose Monitoring Technologies
  • Emerging Glucose Monitoring Technologies
• Appendix A. Methodological approach
• Appendix B. Inventory of market research reports, market insight reports, market & forecast reports, and pipeline review reports
• Appendix C. Inventory of conventional/traditional glucose monitoring technologies
• References
• Author Contribution Statements

Project Lead

Please direct any inquiries about this report to Dr. Anderson Chuck, ac.atreblau@kcuhca.

Declared Competing Interest of Authors

Competing interest is considered to be financial interest or non-financial interest, either direct or indirect, that would affect the research contained in this report or create a situation in which a person’s judgement could be unduly influenced by a secondary interest, such as personal advancement.

The authors of this publication claim no competing interest.

Suggested citation:

Corabian P, Chojecki D. Exploratory brief on glucose monitoring technologies. Edmonton (AB): Institute of Health Economics; 2017.

This report was supported by a financial contribution from Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services. The views expressed in this report are of the Institute of Health Economics.

This publication is available for free download from the IHE website at http://www.ihe.ca.