This interactive patient case challenges learners to apply emerging evidence and practical decisionmaking principles for onceweekly basal insulin therapy in adults with T2D who remain above glycemic targets Through a longitudinal case learners evaluate persistent fasting hyperglycemia treatment burden adherence barriers and patient preferences to determine when basal insulin initiation is appropriate and whether a onceweekly strategy may offer a practical alternative to daily therapy The activity examines evidencebased dosing titration glucose monitoring hypoglycemia risk and distinctions between insulinnaive initiation and transition from daily basal insulin while reinforcing shared decisionmaking and strategies to support longterm treatment engagement
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ReleasedSep 30, 2026
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