Cluster randomised controlled trial: Educational self-care intervention with older Taiwanese patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus––Impact on blood glucose levels and diabetic complications
Authors:
- Ying-Hua ChaoYCYing-Hua Chao
- Kim UsherKUKim Usher
- Petra G. BuettnerPBPetra G. Buettner
- Colin HolmesCHColin Holmes
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