Create Insulin Pump Protocols for Your Hospital

April 2016

We're getting questions about how to safely manage insulin pumps in hospitalized patients.

Most pumps have a refillable reservoir and deliver insulin through a subcutaneous cannula. But some patients may be on the disposable OmniPod...or the pump alternative, V-Go.

Be prepared when insulin pump patients are admitted.

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Create Insulin Pump Protocols for Your Hospital

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