Effects of an educational program and a standardized insulin order form on glycemic outcomes in non‐critically ill hospitalized patients
Journal of Hospital Medicine2010Vol. 5(8), pp. 438–445
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Abstract
Standardized interventions encouraging the physiologic use of subcutaneous insulin can lead to significant improvements in glycemic control and patient safety in hospitalized patients. However, the observed improvements are modest, and poor metabolic control remains common, despite these interventions. Additional research is needed to determine the best strategy for safely achieving metabolic control in these patients.
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