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Making our diabetes patients' office visits more productive
Improving our health care procedures is ideally a collaborative and ongoing process, yet it takes time we may not feel we can easily afford. If we can consider how we might make even one change to improve our procedures, we might also be able to help improve not only the capabilities and skills of each member of our health care teams but also the ability of our patients to engage in effective diabetes self-care.