Can a Pharmacist Help Manage Type 2 Diabetes With Glucose Sensors?

This is a research study testing whether a wearable glucose sensor called FreeStyle Libre can help people with type 2 diabetes manage their blood sugar better when they work with a pharmacist. The sensor is a small patch worn on your upper arm that automatically tracks your glucose levels throughout the day, replacing the need for repeated finger pricks. The study wants to see if this approach helps people achieve better blood sugar control and make healthier choices about diet and lifestyle.

Many people with type 2 diabetes struggle to keep their blood sugar in a healthy range, even with medication. This study exists to find out whether continuous glucose sensors combined with personalized pharmacist coaching can help patients understand their blood sugar patterns better and make meaningful improvements in their health.