Making Hospitals Safe for People With Diabetes. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

Making Hospitals Safe for People With Diabetes. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

• Book/Report
 
• Published October 2018

Making Hospitals Safe for People With Diabetes.

Watts E, Rayman G. Diabetes UK. London, UK; 2018.

Chronic disease management can add complexity to inpatient care regimens. Researchers worked with patients, system leaders, and clinicians to examine areas of risk for hospitalized patients with diabetes and determine solutions such as specialized teams, clinical leadership, and improved use of technology. A WebM&M commentary illustrated safety challenges associated with providing care for hospitalized patients with diabetes.

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