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Diabetes increases the risk for disorders that predispose individuals to hospitalization,
including cardiovascular disease, nephropathy, infection, cancer and lower-extremity …

Diabetes mellitus has reached epidemic proportions not only in the United States but also
worldwide. 1 Diabetes is the leading cause of end-stage renal disease, adult blindness, and …

The management of diabetes has become a very complex affair. The 2013 Canadian
Diabetes Association clinical practice guidelines has devoted a chapter to the organization …

No matter the healthcare professionals' roles in the hospital, they will encounter patients with
diabetes and will have to address the challenge of glycemic control in that setting …

Diabetes increases the risk for hospitalization for several reasons, including: cardiovascular
(CV) disease, nephropathy, infection, cancer and lower-extremity amputations. In-hospital …

American Funding Cutback to East Jerusalem Hospitals: A Blow to the Health of the City with
diabetes knowledge and self-management skills, and providing screening for diabetes …

Abstract Context: The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) health survey in
2018 demonstrated that mortality rates from diabetes in remote and very remote areas were …

Diabetes care delivery has transformed in many ways during the past few decades yet
continues to remain a major healthcare challenge. Despite robust evidence linking optimal …

At any one time, up to 15% of people in English and Welsh hospital beds have diabetes,
accounting for more than 12 000 people on the day of the National Diabetes Inpatient Audit …