Paul R. Conlin|Jeffrey A. Colburn|David C. Aron|Rose Mary Pries|Mark P. Tschanz|Leonard Pogach
Synopsis of the 2017 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs/U.S. Department of Defense Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
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april 2017 us department veterans affairs va us department defense dod approved joint clinical practice guideline management type 2 diabetes mellitusthe vadod evidencebased practice work group convened joint vadod guideline development effort included multidisciplinary panel practicing clinician stakeholders conformed institute medicines tenets trustworthy clinical practice guidelines guideline panel developed key questions collaboration ecri institute systematically searched evaluated literature june 2016 developed algorithm rated recommendations using grade grading recommendations assessment development evaluation systemthis synopsis summarizes key features guideline 7 areas patientcentered care shared decision making glycemic biomarkers hemoglobin a1c target ranges individualized treatment plans outpatient pharmacologic treatment glucose targets critically ill patients treatment hospitalized patients