Insulin Management In Special Population Elderly / Children / Hospitalized Patients

This advanced clinical course addresses the distinct pharmacokinetic and safety challenges of managing insulin therapy in vulnerable and specialized patient populations. Practitioners will learn how to navigate age-related comorbidities and renal clearance issues in the elderly, manage growth and glycemic variability in pediatric patients, and safely protocolize insulin adjustments in the high-stress environment of hospitalized settings. The curriculum emphasizes individualized glycemic targets, hypoglycemia minimization, and strategies to prevent acute glycemic emergencies across diverse clinical care environments.

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Dr. Andrew S. Rhinehart

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This advanced clinical course addresses the distinct pharmacokinetic and safety challenges of managing insulin therapy in vulnerable and specialized patient populations. Practitioners will learn how to navigate age-related comorbidities and renal clearance issues in the elderly, manage growth and glycemic variability in pediatric patients, and safely protocolize insulin adjustments in the high-stress environment of hospitalized settings. The curriculum emphasizes individualized glycemic targets, hypoglycemia minimization, and strategies to prevent acute glycemic emergencies across diverse clinical care environments.

Course Content

Insulin Management In Special Population Elderly / Children / Hospitalized Patients

Presented by

Dr. Andrew S. Rhinehart

MD, FACP, FACE, CDCES

Chairman – ADA Primary Care Advisory Group. ADA Clinical Guideline Author – Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes. ADA 2026 Scientific Sessions Presenter