Clinical Tools
This Resource Room as well as the Glycemic Control Implementation Guide has a section
on Building and Implementing the
Subcutaneous Insulin Order Set. These include details of preferred subcutaneous insulin strategies for a variety of forms of
nutritional intake and the translation of these into algorithms and protocols using high reliability design. The specifics chosen
by your institution will need to take into consideration the setting, providers, glycemic control goals, existing protocols, type
of order entry (paper or computer), and more. There is no "one size fits all" order set. However, several institutions have
protocols that do an excellent job incorporating some of these features. This section features examples of
Insulin Orders,
Protocols,
Reference Guides, and
links to commercial enterprises.
Insulin Orders & Protocols: Subcutaneous
Insulin Orders & Protocols: IV Insulin Infusions
Reference Guides
Data Collection Tools
Links to Commercial Enterprises
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The clinical tools were compiled by the Glycemic Control Resource Room Project Team to provide teams developing interventions to improve inpatient care with “real world” examples of what other institutions use. The tools have been implemented in a variety of clinical settings and include order sets, guidelines, and protocols. The resulting library of institution specific tools does not imply endorsement by the Glycemic Control Resource Room Project Team or SHM.
Disclaimer
The Glycemic Control Resource Room is an online resource for visitors to the Society of Hospital Medicine's website. All content and links have been reviewed by the Glycemic Control Resource Room Project Team, however the Society of Hospital Medicine does not exercise any editorial control over content associated with the external links that have been made available via this website.
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