Hospital Medicine

Recommendations for Treating Patients With Diabetes in the Hospital Setting

12/17/2014

Steven Edelman, MD, and Kristen Kulasa, MD, from the VA San Diego Healthcare System, talk about the 2014 recommendations for managing patients with diabetes during their time in the hospital. Patients who are admitted to the hospital will often experience changes in their blood sugar levels due to infection, stress, medication, appetite, and decreased activity levels.

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