Advances in Inpatient Diabetes Care
A special issue of Diabetology (ISSN 2673-4540).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 January 2027 | Viewed by 949
Editor
2. Diabetes & Endocrinology, Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool, Australia
3. Liverpool Diabetes Collaboration, Ingham Institute of Applied Medical Research, Liverpool, Australia
Interests: diabetes mellitus; diabetes related foot disease; diabetes and hospitalisation; cardio-metabolic risk; overweight/obesity
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The last decade has seen wide advances across the range of diabetes care, from strong evidence of combined glucose, renal and cardiac benefits of sodium glucose co-transporter agents, and for incretins added metabolic effects which have transformed the therapeutic space for Type 2 diabetes to technology radically changing the measurement of blood glucose levels and in Type 1 diabetes, embedding this into devices that use real-time blood glucose measures to minutely regulate insulin release. Collectively, these have significantly improved the lived experience of people with diabetes mellitus.
However, when this same period is looked through the lenses of demography and public health, it is marked by an increasing prevalence of the condition, especially Type 2 diabetes, and increasing numbers of people with diabetes needing access to acute hospital care; despite these advances, those with diabetes are hospitalised and have poorer outcomes than those without diabetes.
This Special Issue, titled “Advances in Inpatient Diabetes Care”, is an excellent opportunity to consider by how much and to what degree the advances in clinical and therapeutics for diabetes impact care in the hospital, how technology provides different ways of managing blood glucose levels, how clinical practice guidelines, including those for hyperglycaemic emergencies, operate at the ward level, and how inpatient-related diabetes care transitions through to discharge and beyond. We welcome original research, review articles, and forward-looking perspectives that address these critical facets of hospital-based diabetes care.
Dr. Namson Lau
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- diabetes mellitus
- drug therapy
- hospitalisation
- hypoglycaemia
- hyperglycaemia
- inpatients
- blood glucose
- metabolism
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