by Monarch | May 30, 2018 | EndoTool, Intravenous Insulin Dosing
The month of May is host to several healthcare recognitions; there’s National Nurses Week, National Hospital Week, Stroke Awareness Month, and Mental Health Awareness Month. But, among all these recognitions, there is one that doesn’t get nearly as much attention:...
by Monarch | Mar 21, 2018 | Diabetes, Intravenous Insulin Dosing, Workflow
When it comes to glycemic management in the hospital setting, hyperglycemia is present in every unit. In order to standardize care, it requires a cross functional team with multiple clinicians, staff members, and departments all working together. With March being...
by Monarch | Mar 1, 2018 | Diabetes, EndoTool, Hyperglycemia, Hypoglycemia, Intravenous Insulin Dosing, Subcutaneous Insulin Dosing
“It’s only when you drop yesterday’s assumptions that you can glimpse tomorrow’s patterns and possibility. To see deeper, unsee first.” – Umair Haq Clinical inertia is a term that has been used to define the resistance to a new therapeutic treatment. Across...
by Monarch | Nov 8, 2017 | Diabetes, EndoTool, Intravenous Insulin Dosing, Subcutaneous Insulin Dosing
During National Diabetes Month, the week of November 5-11 provides an opportunity to recognize a special group of healthcare professionals, diabetes educators. This week, also known as National Diabetes Education Week, is meant to be a time to celebrate all that...
by Monarch | Oct 31, 2017 | Diabetes, Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), EndoTool, Intravenous Insulin Dosing, Subcutaneous Insulin Dosing, Workflow
On October 19th, Monarch Medical Technologies hosted its first annual EndoTool® User Group Meeting in Charlotte, NC. Joined by clients across the country, the group explored ways to better utilize EndoTool IV and SubQ across their systems. While many left with pages...
by Dana Irwin | Aug 9, 2017 | Diabetes, Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), EndoTool, Intravenous Insulin Dosing, Subcutaneous Insulin Dosing
All nurses deal with the prominent disease known as diabetes. It is a disease that effects all of us in one way or another. Either by family, friends, or co-workers, it has touched us all. As a hospital nurse for more than 20 years, I had not imagined that we could...
