Tighter glycemic control saves life, reduces costs

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The practice of tight glycemic control includes the use of certain blood glucose meters on patients receiving intravenous immune globulin or peritoneal dialysis treatments to help in saving lives and reducing the treatment costs for the patients. The report shows that though the process has proved to be extremely beneficial, a proper vigilance and accuracy with any blood glucose meter is extremely essential for an efficient and better result.

United States, Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing, Surgical and medical instruments, Glucose Level Diagnostic Tests, Methods, Usage, Control, Glycemic index, Blood sugar monitoring, Blood glucose test, Glucose monitors

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Shared governance: Your opinion matters

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The involvement of nurses in taking various decisions for the hospitals is very necessary for learning, as well as for achieving personal and professional satisfaction.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Decision-making, Decision making, Evaluation, Practice, Nursing, Job satisfaction

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