Glucose Control in the Critically Ill Patient Utilizing Computerized Intravenous Insulin Dosing

For decades, inpatient glycemic management has relied heavily on the vigilance and judgment of individual clinicians. In many cases, that dedication has prevented harm. But it has also created wide variability, with outcomes shaped as much by staffing, workflow constraints, ...

Change: The Constant in Nursing Care Change has been a constant throughout my clinical experience. I have watched clinicians adapt to new protocols, evolving workflows, and updated evidence-based recommendations, all while continuing to deliver high-quality patient care. While these changes ...

As the healthcare community gathers for the 2025 Diabetes Technology Society (DTS) meeting, a highly anticipated poster presentation from Temple University Health System and the Lewis Katz School of Medicine is set to highlight new evidence supporting patient-specific insulin dosing ...