Diurnal temporal patterns of hypoglycaemia in hospitalized people with diabetes may reveal potentially correctable factors

Abstract

Hypoglycaemia occurs more frequently between 21.00 and 09.00 h in hospitalized patients receiving treatments that can cause hypoglycaemia. This may be related to insufficient carbohydrate intake during this period, and is potentially preventable by changes in catering practice.

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