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Staying ahead of the curveCOVID-19 and Diabetes:A new model of diabetes careNOW accredited for 2 CEU’s
Worldwide people with diabetes who are infected with the coronavirus have been shown to be at significantly increased risk of hospitalisation.
Once in hospital they are more likely to require admission to the ICU where their prognosis is poor.
Therefore, the challenge is to protect patients by effectively controlling their glycaemia despite the lockdown and isolation.
This programme provides practical advice and guidance on the management of patients including those requiring insulin.
Once in hospital they are more likely to require admission to the ICU where their prognosis is poor.
Therefore, the challenge is to protect patients by effectively controlling their glycaemia despite the lockdown and isolation.
This programme provides practical advice and guidance on the management of patients including those requiring insulin.
Presenter
Professor David Segal
Diabetologist and Endocrinologist
Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre
Johannesburg, South Africa
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This report was made possible by an unrestricted educational grant from Sanofi. The content of the report is independent of the sponsor.
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