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Empowering inpatients with diabetes: how to improve safety and reduce errors

Enabling self-administration of insulin recognises patients as experts in their own care
Posted 15 November 2019 - 12:45
Illustration highlighting the elements involved in day-to-day management of diabetes
 
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