Outpatient-to-Inpatient Transition of Insulin Pump Therapy: Successes and Continuing Challenges
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Summary
Most patients using insulin pumps can safely have their therapy transitioned when hospitalized and a policy on inpatient continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion use can be successfully implemented, although there was room to improve adherence with some process measures.
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- article
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- 2010-07-01
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- 32
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Keywords
Computer science
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