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Tag Archives: health care provider
Do you speak up?
Are you good at speaking up for yourself? Advocating for yourself? Tooting your own horn? Many people aren’t. There’s evidence that women are worse at it than men. This skill is particularly important in the workplace. In order to get … Continue reading
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Tagged advocating, diabetes health professional, health care provider, health care team, questions
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Do you know who your provider is?
There is an interesting discussion taking place on the New York Times Well Blog about the term, “provider.” In health care we often hear and use the provider as a generic word for a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes care, health care
Tagged health care professional, health care provider, nurse practitioner, PA, physician, physician assistant, provider
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D-Blog Week Day 4 – things we hate
Today I’m supposed to list ten things I hate about diabetes. I am being completely honest when I say that there is nothing I hate about diabetes, let alone ten things. I do, however, find a few things annoying, so … Continue reading
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Tagged annoyances, D-Blog Week, diabetes, health care provider
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Pump-worthy
I probably should not have made it sound so easy to get on an insulin pump. For many people (and for a variety of reasons) it is not. Sometimes it’s a provider issue. Many providers have it in their heads … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes products
Tagged diabetes, health care provider, insulin, insulin pump, insurance, technology
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Get our act together
About two months ago I got a call from a pregnant woman. She told me that her OB had informed her that her blood glucose was high and that she had “one week to get her act together”. It’s probably … Continue reading
Posted in about diabetes, diabetes care, Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
Tagged diabetes, GDM, gestational diabetes mellitus, glucose, health care provider, pregnancy, pregnancy and diabetes
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What we say and what we hear
Something that I experience often in my diabetes education practice is patients not knowing they have diabetes. I realize that this sounds kind of crazy, but it really is a pattern. I get a referral from a health care provider, … Continue reading
Posted in about diabetes, health care
Tagged A1C, diabetes, diagnosis, health care provider, hemoglobin A1C
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