The Association Between Insulin Initiation and Adverse Outcomes After Hospital Discharge in Older Adults: a Population-Based Cohort Study

RT @BoussageonR: @hiraethdufutur @MG_Dr_Troll @Ordoscopie @MahlerNord Et il y a beaucoup de signaux de toxicité https://t.co/Kav4OgDui8

@hiraethdufutur @MG_Dr_Troll @Ordoscopie @MahlerNord Et il y a beaucoup de signaux de toxicité https://t.co/Kav4OgDui8

Association Between Insulin Initiation & Adverse Outcomes After Hospital Discharge in Older Adults: |”associated with higher risk of death & ED visits/readmissions after discharge, highlighting need for better transitional care....” https://t.co/D0

RT @templeratcliffe: Great @UTHealthHospMed Journal Club, @saket_kottewar. Implications go beyond glycemic control. Do we set patients/fa…

Great @UTHealthHospMed Journal Club, @saket_kottewar. Implications go beyond glycemic control. Do we set patients/families up for success when they discharge from hospitals with new Rx? If not, why?

JGIM study link: https://t.co/pEBVrSlL7w

Higher risk of serious post-discharge adverse outcomes for seniors newly prescribed insulin in hospital, compared to those continuing insulin or other diabetes drugs: @ICESOntario @WCHospital study in @JournalGIM suggests need for better transitional care

RT @JournalGIM: Insulin is often started in hospital, but can lead to higher adverse events after discharge. This Canadian study found tha…

Insulin is often started in hospital, but can lead to higher adverse events after discharge. This Canadian study found that deaths 30 days post-discharge were significantly higher with new insulin compared to ongoing #insulin and other #diabetes drugs. ht