Blood Glucose Testing Frequency Correlates to A1c Reduction After 3 Months of Insulin Titration Utilizing Glucommander Presentation International Conference on Advanced Technologies & Treatments for Diabetes Date February 2018 Authors Bruce Bode, John Clarke, Andrew Rhinehart, Robby Booth BACKGROUND Effective basal bolus insulin therapy requires dose titration to identify the right doses for each individual patient. Self-monitoring of blood glucose …
January 1, 2018
Use of Decision Support Software to Titrate Multiple Daily Injections Yielded Sustained A1c Reductions After 1 Year
Use of Decision Support Software to Titrate Multiple Daily Injections Yielded Sustained A1c Reductions After 1 Year Publication Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology Date January 2018 Authors Bruce Bode,1 John G. Clarke,1 Joseph Johnson1 ABSTRACT Purpose: The purpose was to improve the quality of care of at-risk patients through the addition of connected BG meters and CDSS to improve workflow …
November 3, 2017
Utilization of Electronic Glucose Management Systems for Hospital Discharge Insulin Dosing
Utilization of Electronic Glucose Management Systems for Hospital Discharge Insulin Dosing Presentation Annual Diabetes Technology Meeting Date November 2017 Authors Jagdeesh Ullal, Raymie McFarland, H. Courtenay Harrison, Amy Bedingfield, Jessica Sheehan, Susan DeAbate, Christine Dignan, Rebecca Cwik, Genevieve Thompson, Paul Chidester INTRODUCTION This prospective quality improvement project evaluated the effectiveness an electronic glycemic management system (eGMS®) utilizing Glucommander™ and admission …
September 12, 2017
Use of Decision Support Software To Titrate Multiple Daily Injections Yielded Sustained A1c Reductions After 1 Year
Use of Decision Support Software To Titrate Multiple Daily Injections Yielded Sustained A1c Reductions After 1 Year Presentation European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual Meeting Date September 2017 Authors Andrew Rhinehart, John Clarke, Robby Booth INTRODUCTION Multiple issues continue to plague diabetes management: High insulin attrition rates1 Ineffective doses of insulin and insufficient dose adjustments2 Insufficient adult endocrinologists …
February 15, 2017
Glucommander Outpatient, a Cloud-Based Insulin Management Solution, Titrated Patients to Goal in 11 Days and Sustained a 2.6% Drop in HBA1C Over 6 Months
Glucommander Outpatient, A Cloud-Based Insulin Management Solution, Titrated Patients to Goal in 11 Days and Sustained a 2.6% Drop in HBA1C Over 6 Months Presentation International Conference on Advanced Technologies & Treatments for Diabetes Date February 2017 Authors Bruce Bode,1 John Clarke1 BACKGROUND Treatment of diabetes with multiple daily injections (MDI), using a regimen of long-acting basal and rapid-acting bolus …
June 12, 2016
Glucommander Outpatient, a Cloud-Based Insulin Management Solution Adjusted Insulin Doses and Achieved 2.7% Drop in A1c Percentage Points
Glucommander Outpatient, a Cloud-Based Insulin Management Solution Adjusted Insulin Doses and Achieved 2.7% Drop in A1c Percentage Points Presentation American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions Date June 2016 Authors John Clarke, Bruce Bode, Robby Booth, Harry Hebblewhite BACKGROUND Treatment of diabetes with multiple daily injections, using a regimen of basal and rapid-acting insulins is widely accepted as the standard of care. …
October 12, 2012
A Computer Program, Directed by Clinicians for Outpatients, Which Re-adjusts Subcutaneous Multiple Daily Injections (MDI) of Insulin, Achieves an Improvement of 2.6 A1c% Points
A Computer Program, Directed by Clinicians for Outpatients, Which Re-adjusts Subcutaneous Multiple Daily Injections (MDI) of Insulin, Achieves an Improvement of 2.6 A1c% Points Presentation International Hospital Diabetes Meeting Date October 2012 Authors PC Davidson,1 BW Bode,1 HR Hebblewhite,2 R Booth2 PURPOSE This study examines the performance of a computerized algorithm for adjusting subcutaneous basal-bolus MDI insulin regimens for outpatients. …
