A quality improvement approach to blood glucose monitoring

|November 1, 1994

Abstract:

Blood glucose monitoring is a valuable tool to the home care nurse. A quality assurance study was conducted to validate blood glucose meter results. Individual education then was provided to nurses that greatly increased precision and accuracy of meter readings.

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