Insulin therapy and blood glucose management in critically ill patients: a 1-day cross-sectional observational study in 69 French intensive care units
Maxime Desgrouas(Centre hospitalier universitaire d'Orléans), Thierry Boulain(Centre hospitalier universitaire d'Orléans), Maud Fiancette(Roche (Switzerland)), Fabien Lambiotte(Centre Hospitalier de Valenciennes), Rémy Marnai(Centre Hospitalier du Mans), Vincent Brunot(Université de Montpellier), Rémi Malhomme(Centre Hospitalier de Bigorre), Bertrand Sauneuf(Centre Hospitalier Public du Cotentin), Maxime Leloup(Centre Hospitalier de La Rochelle), Laure Stiel(Inserm), Julien Demiselle(Inserm), Arnaud W. Thille(Inserm), Pierre‐François Dequin(Université de Tours), Anne-Astrid Bourion(Centre Hospitalier de Lens), Johan Daum(Centre hospitalier Robert-Ballanger), Pascal Beuret, Ramin Ravan(Institut Européen De La Qualité Totale), Sacha Sarfati(Normandie Université), Jean‐Philippe Rigaud(Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris), Sébastien Clerc(Université Paris Cité)
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