“Diabetes Care”: Providing Advanced Representation of Mobile Diabetes Diary Data to General Practitioner

In this study, we explored users ’ acceptability with a diabetes diary app for persons with type 2 diabetes and their voluntary communication with health-care personnel concerning

From the general practitioner we collected the following descriptive data: age, gender, years of clinical experience as a general practitioner, whether the general practitioner was

According to the Norwegian national general practice diabetes guidelines from 2005 [33,34], diabetes patients without CVD should have anti-hypertensive therapy if their BP >

The gender distribution within the different ICPC groups was equal, with two exceptions: the Latvian population had a higher proportion of males with digestive diseases (59% versus

The primary aim of this study was to explore associ- ations between the GP’s gender, specialist status, country of birth and region of graduation and the quality of care for

To explore the experiences and clinical challenges that nurses and nursing assistants face when providing high- quality diabetes-specifi c management and care for elderly people

A large American cohort study, namely, the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE)-study [2], found that children experiencing abuse or household dysfunctions have a greater risk

recommendations in regard to glucose monitoring services. Twenty four percent of the pharmacies offered medication reviews, and about 10 % offered screening for undiagnosed