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ICUs were faster to adopt tight glycemic control than to deadopt it
Glycemic control gradually tightened in U.S. ICUs after the publication of a trial supporting tight control, but practice changed little when a subsequent trial found harm from tight control, a ... All articles from the April 10, 2015, ACP Diabetes
April 2015
Virtual glucose monitoring service may improve inpatient glycemic control
In addition, the proportion with severe hypoglycemia decreased by 69%, from 0.032 per 100 patients to 0.010 per 100 patients (P<0.001). ... All articles from the April 14, 2017, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
April 2017
Prognostic value of acute-to-chronic glycemic ratio better than glycemia at admission for AMI patients
All articles from the February 9, 2018, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
February 2018
Random or fasting glucose tests can target diabetes screening after MI
All articles from the November 14, 2014, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
November 2014
Closed-loop systems may improve inpatient glycemic control over subcutaneous insulin delivery
All articles from the July 13, 2018, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
July 2018
Improved mortality rates in diabetic ICU patients appear to be independent of glucose control, study finds
Researchers performed a serial, cross-sectional observational study of adult, nonobstetric discharges from Yale-New Haven Hospital between Jan. ... All articles from the February 13, 2015, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
February 2015
From ACP Hospitalist Weekly
Patients were enrolled within 12 hours from stroke onset at 63 U.S. ... All articles from the August 9, 2019, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
August 2019
Liberal glucose control worked well for ICU patients with diabetes, study finds
The study also did not identify any signals of harm from liberal control in any patient subgroup. ... All articles from the April 13, 2018, ACP Diabetes Monthly Newsletter.
April 2018