A study of more than 2,000 recently graduated medical trainees within the United Kingdom showed that trainees overall lacked confidence in insulin management.5 In the United States, a study of internal medicine, family practice, and surgery trainees at one institution showed a significant gap in diabetes knowledge.6 Within our own institution, a focused needs assessment performed 4 months prior to implementing this workshop showed that only 32% of learners either somewhat agreed or strongly agreed they would be able to create a new subcutaneous insulin plan. This evidence concerns the gene INS and diabetes mellitus.