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Implementation of Technology in the Follow-up of Patients with Diabetes: Is it Possible in a South American Country?
Despite better treatments and technology available in usual clinical practice, achieving a good glycemic control in patients with diabetes is challenging. In times of SARSCoV-2/COVID-19 infection, chronic diseases like diabetes have been associated with adverse outcomes [1]. Regardless of the limited information, it is known that individuals with diabetes are at risk of respiratory infections [2]. This risk can be reduced by achieving good glycemic control and for this reason, the care of patients with diabetes is a main concern.
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