ea0039ep23 | Diabetes | BSPED2015
Henry Chiamah
, Freire Maisa
, Boa Francis
, Bain Murray
, Warner Justin
, Wei Christina
Background: HbA1c remains the most powerful outcome measure for children and young people with diabetes. It is collected at every clinic visit and is used for individualised discussions around diabetes control and for national benchmarking. However, despite DCCT and IFCC standardisation, there is still no overall consensus as to the most appropriate methodology, particularly when assessing patients with haemoglobinopathies that may affect HbA1c measurement.<p class="abstex...