CGMSIM v.3
A Real Time Type 1 Diabetes Simulation
CGMSIM v.3 launched on November 20, 2024 with 9 votes, #2,254 of 4,990 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Type I Diabetes Simulator created primarily for medical students, nurses, physicians and HealthCare Providers as a training tool. Experience Multiple Daily Injections, Insulin Pump Therapy. Integrates physical activity tracking with Fitbit / Google Fit (free).
Type I Diabetes Simulator for Teaching and Learning
Define your virtual patient and commit to a 24/7 experience. Solve the technical challenges of insulin administration without putting lives at risk, and observe your skills increase over time. Mobile-friendly interface, manage your patient anytime, anywhere. Learn at your pace. No installation required. Our mobile app is facultative, but adds important features like push notifications. Surprise snacks, random fluctuations, transitions from MDI to insulin pump mode... Learn to predict, tolerate and correct. You only see what you need to. Let us manage the dirty work. CGMSIM was created because of the lack of real time training tools. If you find anything similar or better, please let us know…from cgmsim.com
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