Evaluation of the change in glycated hemoglobin for patients in an employee health program formerly managed by a pharmacist-run ambulatory care clinic.

This study highlights a unique patient population with controlled HbA1c at baseline, for whom diabetes control may potentially be influenced by the patients' employment within a healthcare system and improved access to care. The lack of a significant difference in the primary endpoint implies that it may be appropriate to limit or have less frequent pharmacist visits for well-controlled patients. Further research should investigate how to identify patients who would benefit from continued follow-up with a clinical pharmacist vs those who can be managed with minimal resources.