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SEPSIS AND
GLYCEMIA: READ THE FINE PRINT! Endocrine
Practice 2008,14(3):389.
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MOVING BEYOND
TIGHT GLUCOSE CONTROL TO SAFE EFFECTIVE GLUCOSE
CONTROL. Critical Care 2008, 12:149.
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GLYCEMIC CONTROL AND
REDUCTION OF DEEP STERNAL WOUND INFECTION RATES.
Arch Surg 2008, 43: 451-456.
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Implementation and evaluation of the SPRINT
protocol for tight glycaemic control in
critically ill patients: a clinical practice
change. Critical Care 2008, 12:R49
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A plea for intense glucose management to control
hyperglycemia in the ICU.
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INTENSIVE INSULIN
THERAPY IN THE CRITICALLY ILL GERIATRIC PATIENT.
Critical Care Nurse Quarterly 2008,
31:14–18.
Glucose Control
After Severe Brain Injury.
Current Opinion
in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care 2008,11:134–139.
Inpatient Glycemic
Control on the Vascular Surgery Service
Endocrine
Practice 2008;14:185-192.
Moving Glucose Targets Beyond the ICU
Inpatient Point-of-Care Bedside Glucose Testing:
Preliminary Data on Use of Connectivity Informatics
to Measure Hospital Glycemic Control
Computer-based Insulin Infusion Protocol Improves
Glycemia Control over Manual Protocol
Utilization of a Computerized Intravenous Insulin
Infusion Program to Control Blood Glucose in the
Intensive Care Unit
The Long
Run: As the P4P race
continues, providers integrate EBM with
data-gathering systems to cross the finish line
Insulin Therapy in the Intensive Care Unit:
The Role of Long-Acting Insulin
Intensive Insulin Protocol Improves Glucose Control
and Is Associated with a Reduction in Intensive Care
Unit Mortality
Wireless
Monitoring of Blood Glucose
Computerized Insulin Protocol
Reduces Errors, Saves Time
Diagnosing Diabetes: Immediate HbA1c Results Improve
Glycemic Control
Using Data to Drive Performance Improvement in
Hospitals
For glucoses, tight theory
a tough practice
Management of Hyperglycemia in
the
Hospital
First do no harm…Hypoglycemia or Hyperglycemia?
Financial Implications of
Glycemic Control:
Results of an Inpatient Diabetes Management Program
Tight Glycemic Control
in the ICU
University of VA Finds Possible
Diabetes Cure
Analysis of Healthcare Resource Utilization
with Intensive Insulin Therapy in Critically Ill Patients
Intensive Insulin Therapy in the Medical ICU
Cost Analysis of Intensive Glycemic
Control in
Critically Ill Adult Patients
Nearing High Tide on Low Blood Sugars
Facing the Diabetes Epidemic — Mandatory
Reporting of Glycosylated Hemoglobin
Values in New York City
Tight Glucose Control Cuts Heart Disease by
Half
in Type 1 Diabetes
A Tight Glycemic Control Initiative
Tools Evolve as Market
Shifts
Assembling the Building Blocks of a
Sustainable Program
Preparing for the
Next Vital Sign:
Blood Glucose Level
The Quality of Care Chasm:
10 Questions Hospital Executives Should Be Asking
Care in U.S.Hospitals -
The Hospital Quality Alliance Program
Quality of Care in U.S. Hospitals as Reflected by
Standardized Measures, 2002 –2004
Glucose Testing Variability and
the Need for an Expert Oversight Committee
Implementation Conference for ACE Outpatient
Diabetes Mellitus Consensus Conference Recommendations:
Position Statement
Targeting Improvements in the ICU:
Challenges and Solutions
Glycemic
Control
From 1988 to 2000 Among U.S. Adults Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes
ICUs Tighten
Belts on
Blood Glucose Levels
Glycemic Control in the ICU
Targeting
Tight Glycemic Control
Quality Specifications for
Glucose Meters:
Assessment by Simulation Modeling of Errors in
Insulin Dose
Implementation
of a Safe and Effective Insulin Infusion Protocol
in a Medical Intensive Care Unit
Tight Glucose Control in
Diabetes Lowers Risk of Atherosclerosis
Medscape Medical News 2004
Treatment of Elevated
Blood Sugar Levels in Intensive Care Patients
Results in 29% Reduction in Mortality
The Impact
of Hyperglycemia and Intravenous Insulin on Cardiac Surgery Outcomes
AACC’s
Expert Access Live Online Program
Glycemic Control and
Hyperinsulinemia
Clamping
down: How tight should glycemic control be?
Achieving Adequate Glycemic Control in Diabetes Patients
More
Studies Support Glycemic Control in Hospitals
The Lowdown on
Hospital Blood Sugars
Continuous Insulin Monitoring
Does not Raise Hospital Costs
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