Patient Care 5

Even the most effective diabetes medications are useless if not taken as prescribed, making medication adherence a critical … Read more

Effective communication with patients facing economic hardship is a critical skill for any pharmacist dedicated to achieving health … Read more

The long-term management of diabetes is intensely focused on preventing its devastating chronic complications, which affect both small … Read more

Modern hospital pharmacy practice is deeply intertwined with technology and an unwavering commitment to patient safety. Health Information … Read more

While the long-term consequences of diabetes are a major focus of care, the acute complications—Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), Hyperosmolar … Read more

Managing glycemic control in hospitalized patients is a complex task due to factors like stress hyperglycemia, altered nutritional … Read more

Managing glycemic control in hospitalized patients is a complex task due to factors like stress hyperglycemia, altered nutritional … Read more

A patient’s health outcomes are determined by much more than their biology or the medications they take. Social … Read more

The pharmacologic management of Type 2 Diabetes has shifted from a glucose-centric model to a comprehensive, patient-centered approach … Read more

Prediabetes is a critical high-risk state for the development of type 2 diabetes and its associated cardiovascular complications. … Read more