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Accu-Chek Academy is for product training of advanced Accu-Chek customer solutions. It provides product training for all relevant audiences, namely people with diabetes using the Accu-Chek® Solo and also their healthcare professionals.
It offers training handbooks, slide decks and e-learnings in one single, modern, easily accessible and user-friendly web application and will host training for various products over time.
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Please contact your HCP or diabetes nurse first for detailed information.
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Your HCP or diabetes nurse is the first point of contact to get an Accu-Chek® Solo tubeless patch pump system.
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Yes, Accu-Chek® Solo is reimbursed in many countries. Please contact your local Accu-Chek customer service.
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CH, AT, UK, PL. Further launches are planned during 2020
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In general, the Accu-Chek® Solo tubeless patch pump can be used on planes. As some airlines prohibit the use of wireless technologies, accustom yourself to the Quick Bolus buttons before you travel, as you may need to activate the system's flight mode.
At most airport, security personal today knows about insulin pumps. Still it is advisable to carry a (multilangual, at least english) letter by your physician that explains that you need the pump, its supplies, insulin and other diabtes related supplies in you hand luggage. Do carry your diabtes related supplies your hand luggage, as you may need them on the flight and check-in luggage may get lost.
Remember that Accu-Chek® Solo may not be available in your destination, so plan ahead accordingly.
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Yes, You can do sports and participate in physical activities while wearing the Accu-Chek® Solo tubeless patch pump. However, you should always disconnect the Accu-Chek® Solo tubeless patch pump for showers and swimming, or in situations which could damage the insulin pump itself (contact sports, judo, boxing, etc.). And just like a durable insulin pump, you should remove your Accu-Chek® Solo tubeless patch pump in these situations: Hot tub, sauna or whirlpool; Beach activities and water parks; Heavy exercise or contact sports; Medical imaging, such as CT scans or MRI.
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