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Clinical Pearls to Improve Safety and Patient Care in the Hospital Setting: Addressing Challenges of Insulin Therapy
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A supplement based on a symposium conducted at the 47th American Society of Health-System Pharmacists' Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition
This enduring activity is supported by an educational grant from Novo Nordisk Inc.
Jointly sponsored by: American Academy of CME and E&S MedEd Group
Release date: March 15, 2013
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Activity Overview
This supplement focuses on the importance of addressing hyperglycemia in the inpatient setting, whether in patients with known diabetes or those without diabetes. In reviewing the most recent recommendations from major medical societies on the management of inpatient hyperglycemia, the important topic of avoiding the risks of hypoglycemia and the safe use of insulin is discussed. Central to ensuring the safe and effective balancing act of achieving normoglycemia is the need for involvement of multiple stakeholders and a multidisciplinary team, of which the pharmacist is a key player.
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After completing this educational activity, the learner should be better able to:
State recent recommendations for glycemic targets for the inpatient setting and the value of glycemic control on outcomes during hospitalization
Explain to other members of the diabetes management team why sliding scale insulin should not be the treatment of choice for insulin administration in the hospital setting
Select appropriate types of insulin agents to meet patients' physiologic insulin needs
Formulate a plan to improve the safe and effective use of insulin in their hospital setting
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Editor's Note: Enjoy a first-hand account of one our our national teams as they share the gospel in their own language and culture. These excerpts are from the team leader's report. Greetings to you in the wonderful name of Jesus Christ, After commissioning our team started travel from the base at 10:30pm and we arrived at …
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Editor's Note: Each BMW (Bible Missionary & Work Training Center) location in Indonesia runs Good News Clubs for children as a student ministry. We have received a report of total results for the month of March 2014 below. To God be all the glory! Tangerang BMW Total Places = 88 locations Total Children = 2449 children Accepted …
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In today's Gospel we see our Lord reversing the trap the Sadducees tried to set, and not only refute them, but give us an important teaching about eternal life. Reflecting on this, Fr. Maximilian reminds us that "This life is only the beginning of eternity" and that we must see it as the preparation for eternity whether with God in heaven or without Him in hell, and we must start preparing now. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Clement I - Opt Mem - Form: OF Readings: Saturday 33rd Week of Ordinary Time 1st: 1ma 6:1-13 Resp: psa 9:2-3, 4, 6, 16, 19 Gsp: luk 20:27-40 +++
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Voiced by Kenichi Ogata (JP)Shinichi's next door neighbor who makes a living developing odd inventions; some of which are put to use by Shinichi throughout the series. Shinichi appears to have the utmost trust in him, having no problem of revealing his identity to Agasa only moments after being shrunk by the APTX-4869 pill.Later on, most of his appearances amount to playing the adult who looks after the Detective Boys, becoming the unintentional guardian of Ai Haibara (aka Shiyo Miyano) when said character shows up at Shinichi's doorstep, and providing insight for Shinichi to help combat the Black Organization.During most cases that involve the Detective Boys, Shinichi will force Agasa into the spotlight to explain the case at hand.Mandatory Naming Note: "Agasa" is the Engrish pronunciation of Agatha Christie.Phonological Note
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We loved everything about this Riad. From the moment we arrived we felt welcome. The warm welcome and relaxed atmosphere were just perfect. Before we had even arrived we were contacted to ask if we wanted to be collected from the airport and to see if we wanted to order dinner. I would absolutely recommend booking transport with the Riad. Once we had been out and about we found our away around very easily and the Riad is about 10 minutes from the main square. Khalid took us out on our first morning to show us the way, highlighting some landmarks and a useful map. We also booked a day trip with the Riad and again would recommend. We had our own driver for the day, Mohammed, who spoke excelent English and was a great guide for the day. We ate in the Riad on 3 occasions and each time the food was delicious. Freshly prepared and generous portions, thanks to Emel for her excellent cooking. We did also eat out but food in the Riad was by far the best we had. The Riad also serves wine or beer with dinner at a very reasonable price and we took our wine and coffee on the roof terrace. We would absolutely recommend this Riad.
Nothing, we loved it all.
- location - atmosphere - owner / nice staff - design
Every aspect of our stay at riad Charlott has been outstanding. We came to Marrakech to get married and brought friends and family to join us. We arrived ahead of everyone and had our friends and family join us, so we ended up taking the whole Riad. We loved our stay so much we extended. When you first step inside the big door you know you've entered a peaceful relaxing space. We feel so at home and in complete luxury from the rooms to the facilities and views this place is wonderful:) thank you, thank you to Khalid and all the team and people behind Riad Charlott for sharing such a magical place and for all your efforts that ensured our wedding dreams became a reality xx
It's a really relaxed and beautiful place. We felt like at home of our friends . We has a really good time here.
Beautiful riad with some great views over the City Definitely the best option to spend your time in the old time. Staff are amazing and looked after us well. Especially Khalid, the owner who took us around town on a few occasions and could not do enough to help. Suite was amazing, comfortable and a quiet oasis in the Middle of the city.
We were looking for a great first time experience of Marocco for my GF's birthday, and we got more than we ever wished for. A very clean and well styled Riad, great value for money if looking for a quiet retreat from the hustle, bustle and smells of Marrakech. The Riad is located a few streets away from a couple of small market squares and very near to a Mosque, although this can make it tricky to find until you find you bearings which doesn't take too long, also using Google Maps on a phone with GPS really helps, I use a Nokia Lumia Windows Phone as you can download and use the maps with GPS without the need for using data. The fact the Riad is 5mins away from the Souks makes it a peaceful haven close enough to the centre for a pit stop, only 10mins walk from the main square Jemaa El Fna. We arranged a transfer from the Airport direct with Khalid for 200DH, which also covers Ahmed who works at the Riad to meet you at the taxi drop off and help with any bags. The food was good and plentiful, served at whatever time you choose which is useful. They equipped us with maps, and upgraded our room free as it was available and as a gift for my girlfriends birthday, a kind gesture. The room had aircon, was spacious and traditionally styled, wifi access, flatscreen TV, very comfy bed and a well sized bathroom. Safes are available downstairs if you need to leave anything valuable. The roof terrace is very nice and the Riad is quite tall so you get a good 360 degree view of the roof tops and horizon, the sun sets very near to a Mosque in the distance. Being able to speak some French is useful as their English was limited, except for Khalid who's English was good. They cant do enough for you, Ahmed offers full concierge service if you ever need anything, and Khalid will also go above and beyond to help you.
The smell in the alley way leading to the Riad, although this can apply to anywhere in the Souks!
The place is a beauty, very well designed and kept to perfection. It's very quite, calm and clean, a world away from the busy life of Medina, even though it's in middle of Medina. The staff are great and friendly, very helpful. The staff gave great advice about how to visit places, negotiate in the markets. If you like to visit all aspects of Medina, this is the place to stay. Not to mention great wifi coverage all around the place.
First of all, and most important, let them come get you and take you there. Otherwise, you will never find it. Promise. The streets in the Medina are crazy and you will get lost, unless you know your bearings. Second, the hotel overall is very good and clean. Khalid and his staff are very helpful, friendly and accommodating. Khalid's English is a little off, but we managed. Our room (a suite) was decorated very nicely with a beautiful, large chandelier and a flat screen TV. The bed and sleep quality were also very, very good.
The WiFi was very spotty at times. However, my main issues were with the bathroom. The mirror is large enough. It goes from one end of the bathroom to the other. Although it is way too high to see yourself if you're 5'5" or under. There IS an ottoman in the bathroom, which I assume is to stand on, and I DID use it for that purpose. Second, the lighting was awful. There are 2 dimly lit sconces on either side of the mirror and that's it. If you're tall (or don't mind standing on an ottoman to see), and if lighting does not matter to you, then you'll find that this is a fabulous place to stay.
All staff were very kind, attentive and helpful! Khalid and Ahmed did made me feel at home. The location is great too 10min walk to the souk and just a few min to the taxi pick up. Cozy restaurants are around and didn't feel dangerous at all even at a night. 迷路のようなメディナ内にあるこのリヤドはロケーションが良く、タクシー乗り場からは数分、スークまでも10分程度です。スタッフは適度な距離感を保ちつつ、とても親切で信頼でき、困ったことは何でも相談できます。夜道は薄暗いですが人通りが常にあり、女性ひとり旅でも不安を感じることはありませんでした。
It's a beautiful riad, almost like a small palace! Very clean rooms in excellent condition with everything you need. The staff is extremely helpful an polite. They try to solve anything they can help with. Breakfast it's simple but excellent, typical Moroccan cuisine. I definitely recommend this riad if you want to stay in the very heart of the city.
The only real problem with the hotel is the location. Not so easy to find, specially for someone who arrives to Marrakech for the first time it can be an overwhelming sensation trying to find the riad and getting lost while carrying the luggage. Although it is located in the center of the city, the only way to get to the riad is walking (or motorcycle); therefore getting from the riad to the main square can take about 25 minutes by foot; but during this time it's the perfect opportunity to get to know the medina a little bit more and do some shopping around. But the good news is that the taxi can drop you off at Moukef square, just 5 minutes away from the hotel by foot (if you don't get lost!). But after you are able to find the riad it's an excellent experience and then you can walk around without any problem. The hotel manager provides a map to the hotel, but still Marrakech it's not an easy city at first!
Khalid was an incredible host. The riad was absolutely gorgeous and our room was incredible.
The location gets a little sketchy at night for tourists, and it's easy to get lost in all the tiny streets.
The staff were very helpful, polite and friendly.
If you're a junkie for real culture this is the place to stay in Marrakech. Probably the best part of the trip :) Would definitely go back !
Great riad, with very helpful staff and a fantastic roof terrace!
The staff was very attentive and helpful with advice on seeing the city and getting around as well as providing maps. I definitely recommend having them meet and guide you to the riad the first time. The room was clean and cozy, everything was very chic, and the terrace with the view of the city was a tranquil break while enjoying a pot of mint tea. I definitely recommend Riad Charlott for a peaceful getaway not far from the sites of the Medina.
The doors don't really block much sound, but overall other guests were considerate so it wasn't too big of a problem.
The hostel was very clean, which was really nice. The rooms look great, as does the rooftop terrace. The breakfast was lovely. Staff was very nice and very helpful. There was always hot water, always enough toilet paper etc.
It was pretty quiet in the Riad (maybe because of the time of year that we were there). The staff was out a lot of the time, however, if you really need something you can always call them and they'll be available. The Riad is about a 15 min walk to the big Square, that is, if you know the way. It took us 30 minutes everytime.
We stayed in Riad Charlott for 5 days and could not fault the place - brilliant value for money and standard of a 5* hotel. We were upgraded from the Florine Room to the Pierre Suite on arrival, which was a bonus. The Riad is very quiet, comfortable, warm (even in February) and clean, and still well located within the Medina. There is a wonderful balcony (great views of the city) and good food (if a little unimaginative). However, what sets this place apart is the service of the staff, in particular Khalid. He looked after us from the minute we arrived, with directions, recommendations and advice for how to approach the city, all delivered with warmth, friendliness and in perfect English. On numerous occasions he went above and beyond the call of duty, and for this reason alone we couldn't recommend this Riad enough.
Nothing to fault, as long as you book an airport transfer with the Riad - the Medina is difficult to navigate if it's your first time there!
The staff was so friendly and accommodating. Everything was taken care of perfectly! Khalid was so helpful in giving maps and letting us know the best places to visit. Even when our flight was delayed and we had to try and quickly reschedule our car pickup, Khalid was amazingly helpful in working everything out. We stayed in the Jade Suite, which was so incredibly beautiful, warm, and romantic. It was the perfect getaway from the hectic-ness of the Medina. Although the Riad was located in a bit obscure place, once we remembered the landmarks and way to go then it was super easy and worth it. We definitely picked the right place to stay!
It was a bit hard to find at first, but became easier later on!
Excellent and helpful staff Amazing location in the medina Beautiful riad
Hard to find the 1st time
Riad Charlott is absolutely beautiful and the staff are so attentive. We traveled with our 8-month old and, while I wouldn't recommend this particular place for traveling with a baby (a resort would be more suitable), it would be perfect as a couple. The Riad is very well located--only steps away from the souks and a bit longer to the square. The guide they set up was fantastic and at only 40 Euro, quite a steal! The food was so great--I am still dreaming of the beef tangine with plums and nuts that they cooked up the last night...yum! The room was very clean and spacious. Since it was February it was a bit chilly, but there is a fireplace and the staff will provide you with a heater if you need it. There is also a nice lounge area on the first floor as well as the beautiful terrace to take in some sun.
-The Wifi was spotty and only seemed to work in our room occasionally. -Because the riad is small and doesn't have many guests at one time, there are times when it is hard to find someone who is "in charge" for something you might need--water or something for the room. -We arranged for transportation to and from the hotel and while the transportation to the hotel was flawless it seemed as though communication was lacking on the way to the airport. We had already paid but the taxi driver demanded money and was upset when we couldn't communicate properly (we don't speak French.) He dropped us far away from the airport entrance and then sped off after we unloaded. -The Riad is old (as most are) and the doors don't necessarily fit the doorways leaving quite a gap between the door and doorways. There is a curtain, but with this gap there is certainly a lack of privacy. (There is one room that seemed to have a properly fitted door.) -Lighting in our room was poor and made it difficult to see. -No highchair for small children (but this is pretty common in all of Marrakech.)
The location in the medina. The kindness of the staff. Large room and beautiful terrace. Great Breakfast
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Beautiful New Executive Gulf Front Home. Professionally decorated by Melissa of Joseph's Cottage in St Joe. She has decorated some of the most upscale homes in the area and has done a fantastic job with Grey Whale.
This gorgeous new home towers above anything around it so the views are the best you can get. You can see for miles in either direction. No highways to cross as this home sits right on the beach, just walk out the door and you are there!
The Grey Whales interior is nicely trimmed out with vaulted ceilings, crown molding, granite counters and real wood floors, yes, I said 'real' not that fake stuff..... a built in desk in a private nook on the master suite level along with a mini bar with fridge and coffeepot for that cool drink or morning coffee while enjoying the outstanding views from the private deck.
There are Tv's in every bedroom as well as the living room. The living tv has a blueray player with internet capability. We also have a stereo equipped with an ipod station and a corner table for card playing or puzzle time.
The kitchen is very well stocked. There are extras like a crockpot, electric griddle with of coarse all the regular small appliances.
The decks have custom made captains chairs and a table with chairs. Plenty of furnishings for the quiet time watching the views.
Entry level: Parking, grill area, hot & cold shower, fish cleaning station.
1st level open kitchen, living and dining rooms with mounted flat screen tv with dvr.
2nd level will has3 bedrooms, 1 king gulf front with private bath and deck, 2 sets of twin/twin bunks and a room with 2 extra long twins that share a bath in the hall. Laundry area.
3rd level is the private king master suite with large garden tub, tiled shower, mini bar with fridge & sink, built in desk and private balcony. The built in desk is located in a private nook so you could work early or late without disturbing anyone.
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This home is conveniently located on the pet friendly beaches of Gulf county but only 2/10ths of a mile from the Bay county/Mexico Beach line. There is tons to do here. The El Governor Motel rents jet skies, parasail and they are always adding things to do. The City Pier just 3 miles away. Lots of restaurants to choose from. Some of my favorites are Killers Seafood, Toucans, The fish house who does breakfast as well. Want something quick, Denny's Dawgs sits right down from Gulf Foods with his hotdog stand. Gulf foods too is a place to shop for treasures, groceries or have a shirt airbrushed.
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Breaking down the latest social media storm.
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Today's Horoscope
MOON ALERT After 5:15 a.m. we have the all clear to do business and make important decisions. The moon is in Taurus.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Now you can go forward with those financial decisions you were considering yesterday. It's all systems go. However, late in the day, someone in authority might oppose you. Or you might discover you don't have the funds or support you need. (Bummer.)
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
You're confident and ready to follow through on yesterday's ideas. You know what you want and you intend to get it. Nevertheless, opposition -- especially late in the day -- might bum you out. Someone might be critical of your plans or try to block you.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
This is a strong time for you. You're doing research behind the scenes and yet outwardly, you're charming, warm and friendly to everyone. Don't be discouraged if someone who is more experienced doesn't go along with things late in the day.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Your enthusiasm for something makes you charismatic, especially in groups. Everyone wants a part of you. Late in the day, responsibilities with children or a romantic partner might dampen things. But only a little.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
You have a natural authority talking to people in power now, which is why you're convincing and why others are ready to listen to you. Don't be discouraged if a family member or authority figure tries to rain on your parade late in the day. It happens.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
You're gung-ho about higher education, learning, travel, publishing, the media and anything to do with medicine or law. You're exploring new avenues in these areas and talking to people. Good! Late in the day, someone older might be critical. Don't let this get you down.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
You're absorbed with shared property, the possessions and wealth of others, plus debt, inheritances and taxes. (Hey, it's that time of year.) Do what you can to clean up red-tape details. At the end of the day, you might feel broke or discouraged. Don't worry... it's peanuts.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
You are focused on partners, close friends and even members of the general public, which is why you're vivacious, outgoing and magnetizing! People want to hear what you have to say. Don't be perturbed if, late in the day, difficulties with an authority figure squelch you. It's fleeting.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
You're working hard trying to get so much done and you're succeeding! (In part, because you're delegating wherever you can.) Enjoy your accomplishments and don't be deterred by criticisms that might come your way late in the day. Sour grapes?
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
You're playful, romantic and friendly -- lucky you! Your sex drive is strong now as well. Enjoy sports, social occasions, romance and playful times with children. Late in the day, increased responsibilities or the input of someone older might be discouraging. Don't take this to heart.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
You have lots of energy for family and home now, which is where you are focused. Family gatherings, renovations, repairs -- you name it. Just do not let an authority figure get you down this evening because someone might be critical. Oh well, there's one in every crowd, right?
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Your schedule is jam-packed with short trips, meetings, appointments, conversations with everyone plus increased reading and writing. Fortunately, everything at home is supportive and this helps. Nevertheless, someone will be critical later in the day. Do not take this to heart. What do they know?
Actress Melissa Gilbert (1964) shares your birthday. You are very brave and confident in your point of view. You have strong opinions, you're not afraid to defend your beliefs and you're certainly not afraid to speak out. Personally, you love to be surrounded by beautiful things, which is why many of you are collectors of antiques and collectibles. Your year ahead is the beginning of a fresh new cycle. Open any door!
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On being firm
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It's better to be consistent than to be fair.
Especially if "fair" means some agonizing custom decision that's decided at laboriously and at great length from first principles every time. That turns every issue into a question, and every question into a virtual court case, and every agreement into a haggling session.
My friend Cathey Armillas says it's better to be consistently good than sporadically excellent. She says that about marketing — and it's true beyond marketing.
Seth Godin warns about the risk of empowering the "Custom Bully" — and he recommends that you state your rules to your customers up front:
Promising perfect is actually not nearly as useful as promising what the rules are.
Boundaries eliminate the temptation to bully. State them early and often and don't alter them and believe it or not, the client will be happier as well. They didn't sign up to ruin your life. They signed up to get the most they could from you and your team, and the limits are the limits.
My friend Jeff Schneider, who taught me much about sales, quotes David Sandler: "you cannot blame the customer for doing something you never told them they couldn't do."
Thanks to Jeff, I often start meetings with an "Up Front Contract" — an explicit agreement for why we are meeting, how long it'll take, what our agendas will be, and what the exit criteria will be. And thanks to Jeff, those are always my best meetings.
So have some guts, pick your rules, and trust yourself enough to be consistent.
Do it with a smile. Don't hesitate or doubt or argue or get defensive.
Here's a trick I use when I'm afraid to set a particular boundary with a client, or with a child — first pick the rule, second convince yourself it's "good enough" to defend, and third set the goal of having the other person walk away rather than agree to your rule.
Example: I want to get my daughter to clean the kitchen, and I want to give her the cookies I just picked up. I can set the rule that she only gets the cookies when the kitchen is clean — but I run the risk that she'll refuse, leaving me with a dirty kitchen AND cookies that will go to waste.
So I pick my rule — I offer the cookies only on condition of a clean kitchen. I decide it's actually reasonable. And I agree with myself that it's worth having uneaten cookies if she refuses.
Example: I want full fee on a proposal. With the help of my mentor, I decide I'll negotiate scope to reduce cost, but otherwise I don't reduce or negotiate fees. I decide I really am willing to lose the entire business rather than open a negotiation on fees.
It takes guts. But the more calm, relaxed, and matter-of-fact I am about it, the more Seth-like, the more successful I am.
And the kitchen got cleaned. And I got my full fee. And I feel good about myself and the people I'm dealing with.
Be firm.
Tom Cox is a Beaverton consultant, author and speaker. He coaches CEOs on how to boost performance by building workplace trust.
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