With a specific focus on patients with COPD, CHF and DKA, the team at Riverside collected data over the course of one year on 382 patients who required IV and/or subcutaneous insulin.
August 10, 2022
July 20, 2022
Riverside Healthcare | Case Study | Glytec
With a specific focus on patients with COPD, CHF and DKA, the team at Riverside collected data over the course of one year on 382 patients who required IV and/or subcutaneous insulin.
Northeast Georgia Health System | Case Study | Glytec
Northeast Georgia Health System identified glycemic management as a safety pillar goal and diabetes improvement as an area of focus across its four facilities with more than 700 beds
March 7, 2022
eGlycemic Management System® Product Brochure
Glytec’s eGMS centers on Glucommander™, the only cloud-based, FDA-cleared software able to personalize IV and SubQ insulin dosing support for patients with and without diabetes.
eGMS Return on Investment Case Study
Learn how Glytec’s eGMS has been proven to reduce cost of care and hear current customers discuss how optimizing glycemic management has equipped them with the tools and data needed to enhance patient safety, improve quality of care and decrease costs compared to the status quo.
February 10, 2022
Inpatient Insulin Basics: How to Safely Transition Between IV Insulin and SubQ Insulin
This guide answers key questions around how to safely transition patients with hyperglycemia from intravenous (IV) to subcutaneous (SubQ) insulin.
January 18, 2022
Customer Case Studies Accelerating Change & Optimizing Glycemic Management
Hear current Glytec customers present real-world insight on how they accelerated changes and improvements in glycemic management at their hospitals and health systems.
November 22, 2021
eGMS Return on Investment
Learn how Glytec’s eGMS has been proven to reduce cost of care and hear current customers discuss how optimizing glycemic management has equipped them with the tools and data needed to enhance patient safety, improve quality of care and decrease costs compared to the status quo.
November 17, 2021
So You Bought an eGMS…Now What?
Tune in to three eGMS experts for a discussion on their journeys from evaluation to implementation, standardizing and driving a successful program, expanding their programs throughout their hospitals, and managing for long-term success.
August 13, 2021
CMS FY22 eCQM Hospital Harm
CMS (US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) released new rules for the FY22 fiscal year. This update includes changes to the Hospital Inpatient Quality-Reporting (IQR) Program, which requires healthcare facilities to capture and report electronic clinical quality measures (eCQMs).
March 25, 2021
Collaborate to Innovate: How Clinical Leadership Drives Practice Change to Optimize Patient Safety Outcomes
videoBecker’s Healthcare Clinical Leadership + Pharmacy Virtual Forum Collaborate to Innovate: How Clinical Leadership Drives Practice Change to Optimize Patient Safety Outcomes Catherine Rolih, MD | Novant HealthWatch the video today! Listen to Dr. Catherine Rolih of Novant Health and Glytec’s Executive Director of Clinical Practice, Dr. Jordan Messler, discuss how the clinical leadership of the Diabetes Center of Excellence at …
January 12, 2021
The Nurse’s Guide to Winning Buy-in for eGlycemic Management
GUIDEThe Nurse’s Guide to Winning Buy-in for eGlycemic ManagementGet Your Free Guide Today!At Glytec we know how essential nurses are for winning buy-in for better glycemic management. In this guide, learn how to: Build the right team to gain buy-in and allies Bring data to the table to make your business case Successfully manage change and implementation within your organization …
January 7, 2021
A Nurse’s Introduction to Glytec’s eGMS
guideeGlycemic Management System® Guided Workflows for Nurses that Help Improve Patient Safety1A Nurse’s Introduction to Glytec’s eGMS Glycemic management can be a major source of stress for nurses. Manually calculating insulin doses, calling physicians to verify or adjust titration, copying information from paper protocols into the EMR — they all take time away from the patient. The risks to patient …
