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Early Electronic Specialist-led Diabetes Care Improves Postdischarge Glycemia: The STOIC-D Surgery Follow-up Cohort
Objective To assess the effect of an early, electronic specialist-led model of inpatient diabetes care on glycemic outcomes following discharge and rates of treatment intensification. Methods The STOIC-D trial has demonstrated early, electronic specialist-led care by an inpatient diabetes service r
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