Well Controlled GDM vs Poorly Controlled GDM Effects on Infant Blood Glucose Levels at Birth

Authors

Molly Chicoine BSN, RN, MaineHealthFollow
Cheyanne Greene BSN, RN, MaineHealthFollow
Ainsley Bryant BSN, RN, MaineHealthFollow

Files

Description

In pregnant women with gestational diabetes, how does well-controlled maternal blood glucose during pregnancy, compared to poorly controlled glucose levels, affect the incidence of abnormal newborn blood glucose levels at birth?

Publication Date

10-2025

Disciplines

Nursing

Recommended Citation

Chicoine, Molly BSN, RN; Greene, Cheyanne BSN, RN; and Bryant, Ainsley BSN, RN, "Well Controlled GDM vs Poorly Controlled GDM Effects on Infant Blood Glucose Levels at Birth" (2025). Nurse Residency. 146.
https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/nurseresidency/146