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- When critical blood glucose levels are identified, healthcare providers must take specific actions including notifying the relevant parties, giving advice, and documenting the findings in the patient's medical records.
- A new alert system was developed that integrates glycemia monitoring directly with electronic health records (EHR) for immediate use in clinical settings.
- This system is designed to be accessible on both desktop and mobile devices, enhancing communication and response to critical glycemia values at the point of care.
Article Abstract
When a critical blood glucose value is detected, then it is necessary to inform, advice, communicate, act and document it in the patient's medical record. We sought to describe the development of an alert system for glycemia values at the point of care integrated with an EHR, both in desktop and mobile devices.
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