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Jennifer Clements, ADCES 2022: Efficacy and safety of once-daily vs twice-daily insulin glargine in non-critically ill patients with diabetes

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Published Online: Sep 9th 2022

In this touchENDOCRINOLOGY interview, Prof. Jennifer Clements (University of South Carolina, College of Pharmacy, Columbia, SC, USA) joins us to discuss a study investigating the efficacy and safety of once-daily vs twice-daily insulin glargine in non-critically ill patients.

The abstract entitled: ‘A Retrospective Analysis of Once-daily versus Twice-daily Dosing of Insulin Glargine in Non-critically Ill Patients’ was presented at the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists (ADCES) Annual Conference, 12-15 Aug, 2022.

Questions:

  1. Could you tell us a little about the debate regarding the efficacy and safety of once-daily vs twice-daily insulin glargine in non-critically ill patients?
  2. What were the aims, design and inclusion criteria of your study?
  3. What were the findings of your study in terms of primary and secondary outcomes?
  4. What exploratory findings warrant further investigation?
  5. What future studies are needed?

Disclosures: Speaker’s bureau participant with Novo Nordisk on semaglutide.

Support: Interview supported by Touch Medical Media. Interview conducted by Shanice Allen.

Recorded as a highlight of ADCES 2022

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