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See Latest ArticlesPhysician perception and recommendation of insulin pens for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Current Medical Research and Opinion, 10/02/08
Peyrot M et al. - Physicians' pen-related actions are a function of their personal and practice characteristics as well as their perceptions of pens. Physicians' presentation of pens as an option is strongly associated with perceived pen convenience, but physicians' pen recommendations and the estimated pen use/initiation of their patients are most strongly associated with the perception of clinically relevant pen attributes - glucose control efficacy and/or self-care facilitation.
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