Home insulin pump use has been found to be safe for hospitalized children with diabetes who do not have active ketoacidosis. A study conducted by researchers supports the continued use of insulin pumps for these patients, as it was found to be effective and did not increase the risk of adverse events. The study aimed to address concerns about the safety and effectiveness of home insulin pump use in a hospital setting. The findings provide reassurance for healthcare providers and families of children with diabetes who require hospitalization. The use of insulin pumps can help maintain optimal blood glucose levels and reduce the risk of complications.
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Home insulin pump use safe for hospitalized children with diabetes without active ketoacidosis
