by Monarch | Dec 13, 2018 | Diabetes, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management
DiaTribe Editor, Adam Brown, wrote in a recent article: “We’ve known for a long time that diabetes care in hospitals is often bad, but until you experience it personally – and you have to go to the ER and have an emergency surgery and stay there for five days –...
by Monarch | Nov 5, 2018 | Diabetes, EndoTool, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management, Uncategorized
As highlighted in our last blog, the need to improve our glycemic management practices within the inpatient setting is clear. It’s better for both the patient and hospital, but the challenge comes with implementing quality improvement initiatives. Throughout the...
by Monarch | Oct 29, 2018 | Diabetes, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management
On October 18th, Monarch hosted its annual EndoTool User Group Meeting bringing together clients from across the country to discuss inpatient glycemic management and the use of EndoTool. As Monarch President & CEO, Linda Beneze, stated at the beginning of the...
by Monarch | Oct 8, 2018 | EndoTool, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management
Historically, diabetes care in the hospital setting has been hard to measure for many organizations. When it comes to glucose metrics, many keep track of their hypoglycemia as “never events,” but measurement of hyperglycemia has not been as much of a priority. This,...
by Monarch | Sep 20, 2018 | Diabetes, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management
At this year’s EndoTool User Group Meeting, taking place October 18th in Charlotte, NC, Caroline Isbey, RN, MSN, CDE, Associate Director Accreditation and Disease-Specific Care Certification at the Joint Commission, will be presenting on the Advanced Inpatient...
by Laurel Fuqua RN, MSN | Sep 10, 2018 | EndoTool, Guidelines and Trends in Glycemic Management
As we are entering another exciting season of football, I started thinking about how the elements of a football game are a lot like solving any major problem. The players need to generate positive forward movement to continue to move the chains to get to score. In...
