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of pump therapy, with some geographical locations with an uptake of >30% of their Type 1 diabetes population and some at <5%. This variation needs to be addressed if we are to improve outcomes in Type 1 diabetes and this publication will support that. A key barrier to accessing insulin pump therapy, identified in the 2012 insulin pump
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