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Managing Inpatient Nutrition for Optimized Glycemic Control
I will never forget rounding in a busy ICU just before lunchtime, standing within earshot of a patient with type…
Closing the Gap Between Current and Optimal Glycemic Management
“It’s only when you drop yesterday’s assumptions that you can glimpse tomorrow’s patterns and possibility. To see deeper, unsee first.”…
Recognizing Diabetes Educators
During National Diabetes Month, the week of November 5-11 provides an opportunity to recognize a special group of healthcare professionals,…
Highlights from the EndoTool User Group Meeting: Transforming Inpatient Glucose Control is Mission-Critical for Hospitals and Patients
On October 19th, Monarch Medical Technologies hosted its first annual EndoTool® User Group Meeting in Charlotte, NC. Joined by clients…
A Note to Nurses: Less Math and Paper = Better Care for Patients
All nurses deal with the prominent disease known as diabetes. It is a disease that effects all of us in…
Insulin 101
Let’s get back to the basics. Per The American Diabetes Association, insulin is a naturally occurring hormone secreted by the…
EndoTool: Predictive and Prescriptive
By Stuart Long, CEO of Monarch Medical Technologies During my career in healthcare, I have worked for many companies that…
EndoTool SubQ – What You Should Know
Monarch Medical Technologies’ EndoTool® SubQ provides clinical decision support for any situation where subcutaneous insulin is administered to all patient…
Inpatient Glycemic Control through the Eyes of the AACE and the ADA: Part ll
In last Friday’s blog post, we provided answers to questions regarding the safety and improvement of inpatient glycemic control. Today,…