RT is 33 years old and has had diabetes for the past 20 years. RT uses an insulin pump and CGM and works hard to keep A1cs less than 7%. … Continue reading Question of the Week | Why is A1c on the Rise?
May eNews | Diabetes Ed Celebrates Nurses Week Happy National Nurses Day and Week! When I was considering college as a teenager, my dad offered me some simple advice, “Why … Continue reading May Newsletter | Diabetes Ed Celebrates Nurses Week
When I was considering college, my dad offered me some simple advice, “Why don’t you become a nurse?” I rolled my eyes and said, “Nah, I want to be a … Continue reading Happy Nurses Day – 5 Ways to say Thank You
MS is 63, has type 1 diabetes, and will be having knee surgery. In addition to using an insulin pump and CGM to manage their type 1 diabetes, MS also … Continue reading Question of the Week | Type 1 Needs Surgery
May 6th kicks off the seven-day celebration of Nurses Week and culminates on May 12th, the birthday of the founder of the field of nursing, Florence Nightingale. Florence established the … Continue reading Remembering the “Lady with the Lamp” – Happy Nurses Week
For our April 20th Question of the Week, 44% of respondents chose the best answer. We wanted to “take a closer look” into this question. Before we start though, if … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Mystery Condition
JR is a 38 yr old who received a kidney transplant 3 months ago and has a GFR >60 and creatinine of 0.9. JR takes prednisone 10mg daily as part … Continue reading Question of the Week | Kidney Transplant – Best Intervention?
For our April 13th Question of the Week, 62% of respondents chose the best answer. We wanted to “take a closer look” into this question. Before we start though, if … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Exercise & Heart Rate Mystery