Look Who's (Not) Talking: Diabetic Patients' Willingness to Discuss Self-Care With Physicians

Diabetes Care- United States

doi 10.2337/dc11-2422

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Internal Medicine

Specialized Nursing

Date

May 22, 2012

Authors

N. F. Lewis-Schroeder

Publisher

American Diabetes Association

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