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Mortality, morbidity and temporal patterns of glycaemic measurements in populations with diabetes

2019-01-01

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People with diabetes mellitus account for up to 25% of a hospital population despite being only 5-8% of the general population. It has been demonstrated that the length of hospital stay and mortality is increased in patients with diabetes. We used a database of all inpatient capillary blood glucose testing performed in Greater Glasgow and Clyde Hospitals and the national database of all patients with diabetes (SCI...

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efb2e446-430d-5fa3-8051-8c74f52d7dc9
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10.5525/gla.thesis.70974
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