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Use of Blood Ketone Meters to Improve Ambulance Hyperglycaemia Care
In this KARMA2 feasibility study the investigators are testing whether ambulance staff can reliably and safely identify patients at high risk of diabetic ketoacidosis using blood ketone meters and start fluid (saline) therapy before arriving at hospital. The investigators aim to include 800 patients in this stepped wedge control study and the results will help decide if a larger study is warranted.
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