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Bergenstal RM et al. – The opportunity to choose AIR insulin did not affect overall use of insulin at end point or A1C outcomes. Regardless of group assignment, utilizing a shared decision–making approach to treatment choices (concordance model), resulted in improved treatment satisfaction and A1C values at end point. Therefore, increasing patient involvement in treatment decisions may improve outcomes.

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