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Welcome to our Blog, where we share the latest insights, updates, and expert opinions on glycemic management and healthcare innovation. Stay informed with articles from industry leaders and discover how EndoTool is making a difference in hospitals nationwide.
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Recaps from American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting

Recaps from American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting

Diabetes care and education specialists across the country convened in Houston, TX last week for the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) annual meeting. Notice, we avoided using the designation of diabetes educators. During the meeting, AADE announced the new ...
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How Can Quality Improvement be Achieved? Highlights from the 2018 EndoTool User Group Meeting

How Can Quality Improvement be Achieved? Highlights from the 2018 EndoTool User Group Meeting

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 EndoTool ...
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Quality Improvement is Hard but Needed: Highlights from the 2018 EndoTool User Group Meeting

Quality Improvement is Hard but Needed: Highlights from the 2018 EndoTool User Group Meeting

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 ...
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Highlights from EndoTool User Group Meeting: Why Transforming Inpatient Glucose Control is Mission Critical

Highlights from EndoTool User Group Meeting: Why Transforming Inpatient Glucose Control is Mission Critical

 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 ...
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The Patient Safety Movement Pledge to Improve Prevention of Severe Hypoglycemia: Part 1

The Patient Safety Movement Pledge to Improve Prevention of Severe Hypoglycemia: Part 1

Over 200,000 patients die unnecessarily in US hospitals each year. The Patient Safety Movement mission is to eliminate these deaths by 2020. The known patient safety challenges include: Culture of Safety, Healthcare-Associated Infections, Medication Errors, Failure to Rescue: Monitoring for ...
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