For patients in skilled nursing or other residential settings with diabetes, administering insulin is a common responsibility of a facility’s nursing staff. Insulin is a critical treatment for these patients, so it’s important that nursing teams stay up to speed on best practices for the insulin injection process - from choosing the best injection site to their care after administration.
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