Managing blood sugar in hospital in-patients
with diabetes

This is the type of therapy recommended by guidelines for in-patients.
To reduce complications during in-patient therapy, a fixed blood glucose target range is aimed for.

For geriatric patients with less restrictive blood glucose target values or if therapy with basal insulin is sufficient (e.g. after newly initiated insulin therapy)
Therapy intensity depends on the health status

For patients, whose individual metabolic situation requires special medical therapy.

Flexible documentation if trained patients perform insulin dosing themselves also in inpatient diabetes management.
Patient determines dose himself

• long acting insulin once daily
• short acting insulin with each meal and to correct high BG values
• combination with certain oral antidiabetics or incretins possible

• mainly long-acting insulin once daily
• in combination with oral antidiabetic drugs and incretins
• optional addition of short-acting insulin in the morning or with the largest meal of the day

All variants of medication prescription can be freely selected and dosed:

• long acting insulin
• short acting insulin
  • fixed dose order
  • supplemental insulin (sliding scale) for high BG values
  • bolus calculator for intensive insulin therapy using carbohydrate factor and correction factor
• premixed insulin
• incretins
• oral antidiabetic drugs