Fully closed-loop insulin delivery results in a markedly improved time in range among inpatients with type 2 diabetes receiving noncritical care, researchers have reported.
A primary care-based diabetes quality improvement initiative using a shared medical appointment approach leads to increased insulin use and reduced glycated hemoglobin in patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes, research shows.
Ambulance call-outs for episodes of severe hypoglycemia do not consistently result in reviews of patients’ care, despite guideline recommendations, shows a study of diabetes patients in England and Wales.
Advisory Board member Pamela Dyson underlines the key features for healthcare professionals working in diabetes education, diabetes management, type 2 diabetes prevention, and cardiovascular risk reduction.
Editorial Board member Sanjay Kalra presents his view on the march toward greater integration of digital health technologies and how traditional approaches to diabetes management are already changing.
Diabetes nurse consultant and Advisory Board member, Maureen Wallymahmed reflects on her experiences within the profession and charts the evolution of the role over the past 40 years.
With the 2017 NaDIA results showing some positive trends in inpatient diabetes care, medwireNews talks to national clinical lead Gerry Rayman about the tools and tactics to deliver the best patient outcomes.