Hear how pharmacy leaders are approaching inpatient insulin safety, reducing workflow friction and evaluating patient-specific decision support.
November 12, 2026 | 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT | 45-minute panel with 15-minute Q&A
When patients need dosing adjustments, can your workflows keep up?
When migrating to modern EHRs, most health systems naturally adopt native dosing calculators. In practice, however, many of these tools function as digitized paper protocols, relying on static, sliding-scale logic that struggles to adapt to acute shifts in patient acuity, steroid therapy, nutrition, and renal function.
With CMS mandatory quality measure reporting now actively tracking severe inpatient hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia, hospital pharmacy and medication safety leaders face a critical operational reality: health systems cannot simply “people their way out” of glycemic risk with manual chart reviews, EHR alerts, and retrospective audits.
For pharmacy and clinical leaders, the challenge is often practical. How do you strengthen glycemic safety while making care easier to deliver consistently?
Join Glooko and pharmacy leaders from Adventist HealthCare White Oak Medical Center, Northside Hospital and Memorial Hermann Health System for a discussion grounded in the decisions and challenges facing hospital teams. Hear perspectives on evaluating insulin dosing tools, improving everyday workflows and sustaining progress across care settings.
What you’ll take away
- Evaluating insulin dosing tools: Learn how hospitals use their own data to compare EHR calculators with patient-specific dosing software.
- Simplifying bedside workflows: See how integrated orders and alerts reduce manual steps for nurses and pharmacists.
- Improving safety and efficiency: Hear lessons on reducing severe hypoglycemia and time on IV insulin for DKA.
- Making CMS reporting easier: Learn how teams automate tracking and reporting to reduce manual work.
- Building the business case: Explore how fewer hospital days and lower treatment costs can support investment in safer insulin management.
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Learn from pharmacy leaders
Christine Pham, PharmD, BCCCP
Critical Care/Cardiology Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
Adventist HealthCare White Oak Medical Center
Khatija Jivani, PharmD, BCPS
Manager of Clinical Pharmacy Services
Northside Hospital Gwinnett
Sarah Lake-Wallace, PharmD, MS
Director of Medication Safety
Memorial Hermann Health System
Moderated by Paul Chidester, MD
Medical Director for EndoTool, Glooko
Make time for a closer look at insulin safety
Designed for hospital pharmacy leaders, medication safety officers, clinical pharmacists and colleagues in nursing, quality and endocrinology, this discussion offers practical perspectives to bring back to your team, whether you’re evaluating your current approach or refining an established program.