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Diabetes Care 27:S132, 2004
© 2004 by the American Diabetes Association, Inc.

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Concurrent Care

American Diabetes Association

Diabetes mellitus is a disease that requires frequent medical attention. The hospitalization of a person with diabetes for a concurrent illness mandates ongoing medical evaluation and treatment of the diabetic state. Such close attention is best performed by a physician with special interest and expertise in diabetes. Quality care for the hospitalized patient with diabetes is improved and hospital length of stay may be shortened with concurrent care by a physician-led team with expertise in diabetes and by a physician responsible for the patient’s intercurrent illness.


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Approved 1988. Most recent review/revision, 2002.


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