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A 26-year-old staff nurse is admitted with recurrent hypoglycaemia; she has no diabetes. During an episode: blood glucose 38 mg/dL, serum insulin very high, C-peptide low, and a sulfonylurea screen negative. She has insulin pens at home for her diabetic mother, and she seeks no compensation or leave. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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