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The Future of Early T1D Detection: Integrating the Wider Care Team

Expert discussion of how diabetes teams can adapt to deliver monitoring, education, and psychosocial support for early-stage T1D care.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe how monitoring of early-stage T1D differs from crisis-based care and how specialist services can adapt
  • Recognize common psychosocial challenges and appropriate support strategies across the disease timeline
  • Explain how multidisciplinary roles, workflows, and education must evolve to support sustainable early detection   

Summary

Early detection can shift type 1 diabetes (T1D) care from crisis-based diagnosis to structured, stage-based support. In this BR1DGE Talk Show episode, experts discuss how specialist diabetes teams can adapt monitoring, education, and communication to support individuals and families living with Stage 1 or Stage 2 T1D and prepare for progression to clinical (Stage 3) T1D. The conversation explores psychosocial support, nurse-led monitoring, dedicated early-stage clinics, and coordination across multidisciplinary care. The panel also considers how workforce education, shared records, and standardized pathways can support the evolution of diabetes services and help deliver sustainable, person-centered early detection. 

Chantal Mathieu Korey Hood

MAT-GLB-2601776 - 1.0 - 09/2026